Set high within the sculptural curves of Riverwalk, this exceptional apartment offers an intimate relationship with the Thames. Floor-to-ceiling glazing wraps the principal rooms, drawing the river directly into the living space and opening onto a generous terrace that hovers above the water. From here, the city unfolds in cinematic fashion, with Westminster’s landmarks illuminated at dusk and the steady rhythm of the river below.





The apartment is arranged around a beautifully proportioned open-plan kitchen and reception room, conceived as a single, flowing environment for living and entertaining. Dark timber floors provide a rich foundation to the light-filled interior, while the bespoke kitchen is finished with seamless cabinetry, integrated appliances and a sociable island that anchors the space. Glass doors slide away to connect the room with the terrace, creating an effortless indoor-outdoor feel during the warmer months.





Two double bedrooms occupy the other side of the plan, each benefiting from built-in storage and its own ensuite bathroom. The principal suite enjoys particularly impressive views across the water, with a sense of calm enhanced by soft carpeting and tailored joinery. A separate cloakroom serves guests, and a discreet utility cupboard ensures the practical elements of daily life remain neatly concealed.





The property includes a private storage room within the building and two allocated underground parking spaces, a rare convenience in such a central riverside setting. Riverwalk itself is impeccably managed, with a 24-hour concierge, secure entry and a residents’ gym overlooking the Thames. An on-site café, post and cold storage facilities and bicycle provision add further ease to modern city living.





Designed by Stanton Williams, Riverwalk is defined by its sweeping terraces and gently curved façade, architecture that responds to the movement of the river beyond. The building sits directly on the Thames Path, where early mornings bring quiet light across the water and evenings invite long walks towards Westminster and Chelsea. Despite this tranquil atmosphere, the energy of central London is close at hand.





Tate Britain is little more than a short stroll away, while the gardens of St James’s Park and Victoria Tower Gardens offer pockets of green in the heart of the capital. Independent cafés and neighbourhood restaurants line the surrounding streets, and some of London’s most respected cultural institutions are within comfortable walking distance. Pimlico Underground station lies just a few minutes away, connecting swiftly to the Victoria Line, with Westminster and Vauxhall stations also nearby. Riverboat services provide an alternative route across the city, gliding east towards the South Bank or west to Battersea and Chelsea.