Albert Embankment
Albert Embankment is part of the river bank on the south side of the River Thames in Central London. Albert Embankment, like neighbouring Nine Elms,
Featured Developments
As an estate agency in the heart of the capital, we’re proud to showcase a selection of our most sought-after developments in Central London. Each featured development page tells you all about the development, what amenities it has and what’s in the area, and lists all the properties we currently have available for sale or to rent there. Whether you are looking for somewhere to live or an investment, this is a great place to start! Explore our Featured Developments here:
Chelsea Bridge Wharf
Chelsea Bridge Wharf is a striking riverside development located adjacent to the serenity of Battersea Park. Sitting alongside the bank of the river Thames, this
County Hall Apartments
Experience luxury in the heart of central London with County Hall Apartments, a stunning development situated adjacent to the iconic London Eye and Westminster Bridge.
Grosvenor Waterside
Grosvenor Waterside is a stunning dockside development located in the highly desirable borough of Chelsea. Positioned on the River Thames on the north side of
Metro Central Heights
Metro Central Heights is an iconic development located in the up and coming area of Elephant & Castle. Just moments from both Elephant & Castle
St George Wharf
St George Wharf is a landmark riverside development spanning across 7 acres of London’s hottest area of regeneration, and conveniently, just moments from London’s Vauxhall
The Perspective Building
The Perspective Building epitomises contemporary London architecture, with its striking glass and silver exterior, distinctive wave-formed roof and its fantastic array of one, two and
Westminster Square
Westminster Square is a quaint, peaceful development located in the heart of our capital city. Over the past ten years, MyLondonHome have noticed the development’s
Whitehouse Apartments
The Whitehouse Apartments is a truly prestigious development located on the culturally rich South Bank of the River Thames. Regarded as one of the most