One The Thames

Location and Riverfront Positioning

One The Thames, 2 Arundel Street, City of London. One The Thames is a high-end walk-up development situated at one of London's premier riverfront addresses in Zone 1. Situated less than 60 seconds' walk from Temple Underground station and a short stroll from Waterloo, Blackfriars, and Charing Cross, it has exceptional connectivity all across the capital.

The map also evaluates the surrounding environment, indicating the proximity of transport hubs, business districts, and cultural landmarks. Each picture of the project shows a river-facing contemporary architectural design, where balconies and glazing maximize views across the Thames as well as natural light.

Residential Units and Investment Profile

The development includes 147 apartments spread across 14 floors, including high-end one-, two-, and three-bedroom units tailored for premium urban living. Each one is placed to deliver what corporate tenants and long-term residents are looking for, with layouts that prioritize functionality, space, and views. Units are on the market to tap into a segment for whom demand is likely being fueled by professionals employed in nearby legal and financial districts.

Price on request — indicative of its premium positioning and central location. A potential purchaser will benefit from strong rental demand — helped by being close to Fleet Street and the City — and long-term capital appreciation. Taking the purchase within this scheme aligned with investment strategies pursuing high income and resale potential in Central London.

Amenities and Lifestyle Infrastructure

One The Thames offers an extensive array of on-site amenities that complement a high-quality urban lifestyle. This includes swimming pool, gym, concierge service, coworking spaces, and social areas, which create a total ecosystem of habitation. Hotel-style amenities are also included to maximize resident comfort and appeal to potential renters.

The immediate local area is home to educational facilities, parks, eateries, and cultural establishments, further cementing the development's centric location. In proximity to work, the business of urban living also gets its balance with riverside walks and surrounding public spaces.