Bridgewater Triangle

Regeneration Vision and Masterplan

Bridgewater Triangle is an East London residential build that is a joint project between Ballymore and LLDC. The project, positioned on a brownfield site in Stratford, is one of the largest mixed-use schemes forming part of London’s most ambitious regeneration projects.

Its position is flanked on three sides by The Waterworks River, The Greenway and the Pudding Mill Allotments, so that residents have access to pin drop peace and quiet spaces of green whilst never losing connectivity with the City. The architectural concept focuses on the harmonisation between open space and high-density housing and the universal access to sustainable city living, which encourages socialising, sustainability & liveability by systematic urban design.

The development comprises a proposed 575-unit mix of new homes, more than 50% of which are affordable. Among the residential choices are townhouses, duplexes and lateral apartments — intended to provide a range of housing needs at various income levels.

We have a balanced project team in terms of tenure and demographics. Beyond merely providing residential accommodation, the masterplan as a whole will plan for future access to facilities, connectivity, and employment opportunities so that everything operates efficiently like a well-oiled machine. Ensuring it lasts, this scheme complies with important urban goals for the emergence of East London’s growth zone.

Location Benefits and Connectivity

The site is within walking distance of world-famous cultural and sporting facilities, such as the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. People living in the Bridgewater Triangle will enjoy immediate access to a rejuvenated river system, hectares of parks and open spaces, as well as new infrastructure being delivered with the broader Stratford regeneration.

Located in the midst of a transport hub, there are excellent links to Central London and airports, making this property even more enticing to commuters and jet-setters. The proposed addition of pedestrian-friendly walkways and cycle tracks only adds to the project's alignment with sustainable urban mobility requirements.

The regeneration zone around Bridgewater Triangle has developed as a ‘key investment opportunity’, thanks to the public and private partnership. The Project’s consistency with long-term government planning objectives makes it a crucial engine to address housing supply and urban renewal in the borough.

The property will have appeal to investors due to the forward-looking design and intent on public realm enrichment, an attractive asset for those seeking long-term capital growth. Transparency in pricing and availability, with future sales clearly documented in full, including a map of another entire open-residential area and architectural photo references.

Housing Market Relevance and Investment Potential

East London is still one of the fastest-growing housing submarkets in the UK, thanks to a mixture of population growth, public infrastructure, and urban regeneration. The addition of the development of The Bridgewater Triangle is certainly adding fuel to the fire by adding volume and high-quality residential construction. Mixed in with the reasonably priced homes are private gated residences to expand the pool of potential purchasers and appeal to inclusivity and market stability. The project units will appeal to first-time buyers, families and long-term investors.

Ballymore's participation in the project ensures a standard of design, build, and delivery synonymous with their UK residential offer. With demand surging close to Crossrail and important transport hubs, the location of the site is a real plus.

Prospective homeowners will also enjoy a sales process that is professionally managed, providing an opportunity to purchase into product which has been subject to institutional grade development. The project is remarkable not only for its scale and ambition, but also as a rare case of producing homes that meet not only market expectations, but also broader city-planning goals.