Bankside Lofts, Hopton Street, SE1

Set within the iconic South Bank landmark Bankside Lofts, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom duplex apartment (approximately 1,584 sq ft) reflects the enduring appeal of one of architect Piers Gough’s most celebrated postmodern residential buildings. Positioned beside Tate Modern and moments from Borough Market, apartments within Bankside Lofts rarely come to market, with many residents choosing to stay long term.

Upon entering, a hallway leads to a dramatic open-plan living space featuring a double-height ceiling and floor-to-ceiling steel-framed windows, filling the apartment with natural light and framing views towards Tate Modern, the River Thames, and the City skyline. This level also includes a double bedroom and a separate bathroom.
A steel staircase rises to the mezzanine level, where a fully integrated open-plan kitchen and dining area overlook the living space below. The principal bedroom and an additional bathroom are also situated on this floor.

The apartment beautifully combines original industrial character with thoughtful contemporary updates. Structural detailing and retained warehouse features preserve the building’s distinctive identity while creating a refined modern home.

Residents benefit from access to a spacious communal courtyard and a raised Japanese-style garden overlooking the river - a peaceful outdoor setting ideal for enjoying sunset views across the Thames.

Additional features include lift access, secure underground parking with EV charging potential, and 24-hour porter service. Originally a Victorian cocoa warehouse, the building was redeveloped between 1995 and 1998 by Piers Gough in collaboration with the Manhattan Loft Corporation, earning recognition for its sensitive restoration and distinctive architectural character.

Located on Hopton Street, the apartment is directly opposite Tate Modern and moments from the riverfront. Millennium Bridge provides a direct pedestrian route into the City and towards St Paul's Cathedral. Nearby cultural destinations include National Theatre and Southbank Centre, alongside an excellent selection of restaurants, cafes, and galleries.

Transport connections are excellent, with Blackfriars station and Southwark station nearby, while London Bridge station and Waterloo station are within walking distance. Bankside Pier offers river services, and both the City and the West End can be reached on foot in approximately 20–30 minutes.