$5,224,900

Set within Belvedere Gardens, one of Southbank Place’s most coveted buildings, this eighth-floor apartment has a remarkable vantage point over the London Eye, the Thames and Jubilee Gardens. The interior is calm and contemporary, arranged laterally across three generous bedrooms, two with their own bathrooms, and finished throughout with pale timber floors, marble surfaces and soft natural light. The main living space sits on the river side of the building, where full-height glazing frames sweeping views and opens to a deep balcony shared with the principal bedroom and third bedroom. The room is large enough to comfortably zone for dining and sitting, and its outlook provides a constantly shifting backdrop from early morning to dusk. The kitchen is set slightly apart, finished with dark cabinetry, marble worktops and integrated Miele appliances, including a wine fridge. A separate island gives further preparation space and keeps the cooking area neatly contained. The principal bedroom has a wide sense of scale and looks directly towards the London Eye, with doors onto the balcony and a run of fitted wardrobes. Its ensuite bathroom is lined in marble and has both a bath and a walk-in shower. The second and third bedrooms sit quietly to the rear, facing the building’s landscaped podium garden, each with built-in wardrobes. A family bathroom lies off the hall., There is also well-planned storage throughout, as well as underfloor heating and comfort cooling. Residents of Belvedere Gardens have exclusive access to an extensive suite of amenities. These include a 25-metre pool, a large gym, sauna and steam rooms, treatment rooms, a residents’ lounge, private dining rooms, a cinema and 24-hour concierge. Secure underground parking is available. Belvedere Gardens is part of the wider Southbank Place development, positioned moments from the river at one of London’s most recognisable viewpoints. The South Bank is known for its cultural institutions, from the National Theatre to the Southbank Centre, as well as its riverside paths, weekend food markets and eclectic mix of cafés, restaurants and galleries. Waterloo Station is a short walk away, giving easy access across the city.