Park & Sayer, Elephant and Castle

Location and Overview

Park & Sayer is a completed residential building located on Sayer Street, London SE17, which now forms part of Elephant Park, a 4.5-hectare Zone 1 area. Lendlease developed this place as part of an extensive city development. It has 229 apartments on 23 floors. It’s near things: 235 meters to Elephant Park and approximately 365 meters to the Elephant & Castle stations, where you can take the Northern and Bakerloo lines, as well as Thameslink and Southeastern trains. This provides an easy commute to the West End, the City, Canary Wharf, and several large universities.

Current construction around here: 101,000 sq m of green space, over 1,300 new trees, and a town centre (450,000 sq ft). We’ll have shops and restaurants in by 2025, along with the new station entrance. Transforming Elephant & Castle into an area bustling with homes, workplaces, and culture. If you look at a map, you’ll see it’s close to stations, schools, parks, and stores; a great area to live in and invest in.

Design and Layout

The building was designed by Arney Fender Katsalidis, and the interiors are by Johnson Naylor. The apartments are modern-looking, with good finishes and the latest technology. They’re designed to be light-filled and to have good views and layouts. Gardens and trees surround the building, giving it a park-like feel, even though it is in Central London. The two-bedroom apartments currently available range in size from 48 to 53 sq m.

As a resident, you can also access the gym, lounge, workspace, a fast internet connection, garden, and car club. There’s a dining room on the 24th floor and skylange with roof terraces that take in all of London, across to Kent. Each apartment is functional on its own, but you also have common areas to hang out or relax in.

Investment Information

The available apartments are two-bedrooms, from £986,000. One-bedroom apartments are bought out. Nearby universities help sustain the rental market and make more prospective buyers available.

These homes are move-in or rental-ready. The area will only get better through 2025. You can see the completed building and its common areas before committing to buy. There are records, pamphlets, photographs, and transportation facts to acquaint you with what you’re purchasing. Essentially, it’s a newly built home in Zone 1 with all the mod cons, and it’s a major project bigging-up London.