TWO FIFTY ONE SE1
Located in a thriving central London area south from the City and the Thames,
where the vibrant South Bank meets Elephant & Castle
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DeveloperOakmayne Properties | Architect |
Information about Two Fifty-One, 251 Southwark Bridge Rd, Southwark, London SE1 6FJ Two Fifty-One building is a magnificent 41-storey residential tower located in the heart of London. The tower boasts 335 apartments, each designed with contemporary open-plan interiors that are both stylish and functional. The apartments range from 1, 2, and 3 bedrooms and are available in single and dual-aspect configurations, providing a variety of options for residents. 50% of the apartments also feature Winter gardens, which offer stunning views of the city and provide maximum comfort all year round. The amenities offered at Two Fifty-One are designed to provide residents with a comfortable and convenient city living experience. The Wi-Fi lounge is a great place for residents to work or relax, while the cinema club offers a unique experience to enjoy a movie in the comfort of their building. The 24-hour concierge service assists residents with any needs, from arranging transportation to recommending local restaurants and events. The fully glazed winter gardens and landscaped public square provide beautiful outdoor spaces for residents to enjoy. The health and spa club is excellent for residents to stay active and healthy, featuring state-of-the-art fitness equipment and a sauna. The entertaining space is perfect for hosting events or gatherings, and the cafes and bars are great places to socialise with other residents. The surrounding neighborhood of Two Fifty-One is known for its vibrant culture and rich history. The South Bank is home to many of London's most popular attractions, including the Southbank Centre, London Eye, Lambeth Palace, Imperial War Museum, Southwark Cathedral, Shakespeare's Globe, and Tate Modern. It is also home to various restaurants, cafes, and shops, making it an ideal place to explore. The area is also home to several parks and green spaces, such as the Jubilee Gardens and the South Bank Parklands, providing residents with plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. The development is situated at the corner of Southwark Bridge Road and Great Suffolk Street, just a short walk away from Elephant and Castle station, a major transport hub in south London. Elephant and Castle station provides access to the London Underground and National Rail services. The station is served by the Bakerloo and Northern lines on the Underground, providing quick and easy access to the West End, City of London, and other parts of central London. National Rail services from Elephant and Castle connect to destinations throughout London and the southeast of England. In addition to Elephant and Castle station, Two Fifty-One is also within walking distance of several other London Underground stations, including Borough, Southwark, and London Bridge, all of which are located within a mile of the development. Two Fifty-One is perfect for those who want to be close to the city's business and financial district, with excellent transport links to Westminster, Charing Cross, Oxford Circus, Old Street, Liverpool Street, and Tottenham Court Road. Two Fifty-One is also located close to several major bus routes that provide excellent connectivity to other parts of London. The area is served by several bus routes, including the 45, 63, 168, 171, and 343, all of which stop near the development. For those who prefer cycling, there are several Santander Cycle docking stations located within a short walk of Two Fifty-One. Cycling is a popular mode. The area is also known for its good selection of schools, supermarkets, and shopping centres, making it an ideal place to live for families, professionals, and students. FACILITIES:Twenty-four-hour concierge serviceResidents' gym Cinema Meeting room Dining Room Club Room | |
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