Goodluck Hope E14

Goodluck Hope, 90 Orchard Place, Poplar, E14

A hidden gem and a vibrant environment

Goodluck Hope is a riverside development in E14; a creative hub that offers residents boutique island living with fantastic amenities in London City Island and Canning Town.

The development comprises more than 800 contemporary-designed one, two, and three-bedroom apartments in three stylish buildings with floor-to-ceiling windows and open-plan interiors. Every unit offers a great form of outdoor space with sweeping views of the River Thames and the London skyline, and most are south-facing, providing an abundance of light.

The design and architecture of Goodluck Hope is a blend of contemporary and industrial styles, reflecting the historic dockland neighbourhood in which it is located. The development features three stylish buildings, each with a unique design that is both modern and timeless. The buildings are characterised by clean lines, simple shapes, and a neutral colour palette.

The outdoor spaces of Goodluck Hope have been designed to provide residents with a sense of community and connection to nature. The development features a range of shared outdoor spaces, including a courtyard, a rooftop terrace, and a garden. These spaces are designed to be inviting, with plenty of seating and landscaping to create a sense of calm and tranquility.

One of the standout amenities of Goodluck Hope is the 1595 Club, which offers residents the opportunity to escape from the outside world under one roof within the heart of the building. This exclusive amenity provides a gym, 25-metre swimming pool, private cinema, health spa, business suite, and lounge.

Transport to and from Goodluck Hope is excellent, with links to London City, Canary Wharf, and beyond. The DLR, tube, Thames Clipper, Crossrail, and bus network mean that nowhere is too far away. You can get to Canary Wharf   in 17 minutes and London Bridge in 31 minutes.

Goodluck Hope is located moments away from London City Island, which has attracted cultural icons such as the English National Ballet and the London Film School, as well as a range of restaurants, shops, and leisure facilities in the area.

The main named residential buildings and towers at Goodluck Hope include:

• Douglass Tower - the tallest tower in the development (30 storeys). 
• Serapis House
• Rendel House

The wider development also contains multiple mid-rise apartment blocks, townhouses, and amenity buildings around the restored Orchard Dry Dock, though many are referred to internally by block letters rather than public marketing names.

Named amenity buildings/spaces within the development include:

• The Water House
• The Work House
• The Sweat House
• The Picture House
• The Lantern House
• The Viewing Deck