Silwood Street

Situated in London SE16, Silwood Street stands as a freehold residential-led project with expansive potential, transforming a vacant space near historic railway arches. The £30 million mixed-use development is slated to revolutionize the New Bermondsey area.

Crafted by Stephen Davy Peter Smith Architects, the plans encompass four buildings ranging from five to nine storeys. The modern, two-tone brick façade will house 61 apartments offering 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom layouts, each designed for ample natural light with dual or triple aspects and expansive windows.

Spanning 14,133 sq. ft., the ground floor will host diverse commercial spaces, including a café, community area, and retail and office spaces. These areas boast generous 3.4m ceiling heights and flexible layouts suitable for subdividing units to accommodate various leasing arrangements.

Residents can anticipate communal roof gardens, along with designated car and cycle parking facilities. The location enjoys excellent connectivity, with South Bermondsey Station a short six-minute walk away and Surrey Quays Station reachable within ten minutes.

Among the 61 units, 21 are dedicated to affordable housing, encompassing 8 shared ownership and 13 social rent properties. This development is aligned with the ongoing transformation of South Bermondsey, including the forthcoming London Overground station 'New Bermondsey' set to commence services in 2025.

The New Bermondsey regeneration initiative aims to revamp a 30-acre industrial site into a vibrant neighborhood, housing over 3,500 new residences, commercial spaces, sports facilities, and extensive public amenities.