NEO Bankside, 50 Holland Street, SE1

Arranged over approximately 1,303 sq ft, this impressive apartment forms part of NEO Bankside, the acclaimed residential development designed by the award-winning architectural practice Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. The architecture is a defining feature of the development, with four distinctive towers arranged around landscaped gardens and characterised by expressive facades, strong vertical lines and extensive floor-to-ceiling glazing. The design creates a contemporary landmark within Bankside while responding thoughtfully to the surrounding historic and cultural architecture.

The generous open-plan living and dining space takes full advantage of the building’s signature glazing, drawing in abundant natural light and creating a strong connection with the landscaped grounds beyond. The kitchen is fitted with integrated Siemens appliances and sits naturally within the main living area. The principal bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom, while a second well-proportioned double bedroom is served by a further contemporary family bathroom. The layout also offers flexibility for a dedicated home office.

A particularly considered aspect of the design is the relationship between the buildings and their surroundings. The landscaped gardens provide a calm, green setting between the towers, with mature planting, sculptural greenery and secluded seating areas creating a sense of privacy and tranquillity rarely found in such a central location.

The position is equally compelling, with the Thames, Tate Modern, Shakespeare’s Globe and Millennium Bridge all close by. Borough Market is also within easy reach, offering an exceptional choice of food stalls, independent producers and restaurants, while the wider Bankside neighbourhood provides a vibrant mix of cafés, galleries, restaurants and bars.

Residents benefit from a fully equipped private gymnasium, 24-hour concierge and secure landscaped grounds, bringing together distinctive architecture, thoughtful amenities and one of central London’s most sought-after cultural settings.