Morden Wharf

Regeneration and Riverside Living at Morden Wharf London

Morden Wharf, London, is a major project by U+I, positioned on Seawitch Street in Greenwich, SE10. As one of the last regeneration programmes on the Greenwich Peninsula, the project will relocate this ailing district to a thriving, multifunctional riverside neighbourhood that melds new housing with jobs in the offices and green public spaces. Morden Wharf London looks to the future of sustainable urban living and promises to lay down a new benchmark for residential design in today's Southeast London.

The plan calls for 1,500 new homes. Thirty-five percent of them are cheap rental housing, so Modern Wharf London caters to a variety of people living in the area. The project marshals residential elements with over 200,000 sqft of flexible commercial, creative and industrial space, thus ensuring that there will be a dynamic area in which people can live their lives in multiple ways. It is designed to offer both residents and visitors more than 50,000 sqft of retail shops, restaurants and leisure spaces. With three of its 1.9-acre riverside parks and 275 metres on the river, the development promises a vigorous lifestyle that remains true to Greenwich's maritime links.

A Vision for Sustainable Growth

Morden Wharf London aims to serve as a template for urban mixed-use regeneration. The layout of the project is conducive to interaction in the community. It includes public squares, children's play areas, landscaping and gardens. A new mobility hub will encourage sustainable transport options, with the neighbourhood being permeable with cycling and walking routes. Up to 20,000 sq ft of community space will also be constructed, including nurseries that will serve both families and shared facilities tailored to the needs of local organizations.

More than 3,500 new jobs will be created at Morden Wharf, of which 2,400 are temporary construction roles and 1,100 permanent positions. Those numbers alone make a large contribution to the local economy. When completed, the region is expected to house almost £300 million worth of new development. The mixture of coworking and creative spaces will draw entrepreneurial talent from around South East London. It will also make this locale one of the most vibrant employment and residential areas in the zone. 

Lifestyle, Location, and Connectivity

Morden Wharf London benefits from a strategic location that is only 2 stops from the centre of the capital. North Greenwich Underground Station and Maze Hill mainline station are within walking distance, providing direct links to Canary Wharf and central London. Locals have the O2 Arena and Greenwich Park on their doorstep, as well as the riverside path along the Thames. Our local map shows the advantages of this strategic location. It is close to both green spaces and shopping districts.

Apartments are carefully designed and built in ways that are environmentally friendly, comfortable and functional. Each one has its own private balcony overlooking the river, and modern interiors not only look terrific but also have energy-efficient systems. In rendered images for this project, landscaping terraces and plazas with public spaces can be seen as well as the restored wharf and jetty - the permanent home of the Queen's Rowbarge, Gloriana. With prices starting from £385,000, buyers of any kind can find a home for sale that suits them in one of London's most promising regeneration areas. For any purchaser, Modern Wharf London represents a unique blend of city life and nature or future value for investment.