A boutique loft-style development situated in the heart of the Old Dockland district of Wapping.
The Green Bank Lofts Apartments have been designed by award-winning developer The Malins Group, who specialise in the residential conversion of historic, unusual and landmark buildings. The quality and design exceed expectations throughout. The unique apartments reference the site’s historical past, including the use of crittall screens, ornate fenestrations, bronze ironmongery, and reclaimed-style radiators. The sage green and oak palette, together with porthole windows, anchor the riverside at home. The developer aimed to create a grown-up, warm, luxe loft vibe, and the collection hits the mark.
THE STUDIOS (prices from £440,000)
Stunning views of The City can be enjoyed from the 4th floor of Green Bank Lofts’ porthole windows. Every studio is different and has been designed to maximise versatile floorspace, with fully-equipped kitchens, full bathrooms and intuitive sleeping areas.
ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENTS (prices from £550,000)
Whilst no apartment is the same at Green Bank Lofts, all one-bedroom apartments are architecturally designed to maximise space and light. Some feature a separate kitchen, whilst others offer open plan living. Without exception, every suite feels amplified with a fresh, relevant design.
TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENTS (prices from £765,000)
Awash with differentiation, this collection provides two extra-large lateral units, with crittall partitioning and meaningful entrance lobbies. Both bedrooms are en-suite with dressing areas, separate guest WC and utility rooms.
The seven large two-bed apartments include an en-suite principal bedroom and a large family bathroom.

VIBRANT AND CULTURAL
Wapping is an area steeped in history, first mentioned as far back as 1220, though it wasn’t until the 15th century and the construction of the Wharf that it became a riverside hamlet called Wapping-on-the-Woze (mud). Large scale development of the riverfront, with warehouses and residential buildings, cemented Wapping as an important part of British seafaring business. Once a dockland slum, the winding cobbled streets are now lined with converted warehouses and fashionable restaurants.
Green Bank Lofts is in the heart of the neighbourhood surrounded by the artisanal shopping of Wapping Lane; from butchers and greengrocers to Wapping Tavern, the area still nods to the diversity of Old Gravel Lane. The cultural scene includes the iconic Tobacco Dock, the world’s oldest surviving music hall, museums, galleries, rooftop film screenings and Wapping beaches, once the stomping ground of smugglers.
Take a stroll to the Thames Path with its riverside parks and 16th century pubs such as The Prospect of Whitby and onto St Katharine Docks, that play host to a range of shops, bars, and restaurants.
THE MIDDLE OF EVERYTHING
The development is extremely well-connected. Wapping overground, Shadwell DLR, Tower Hill tube and several bus routes are all close by, giving easy access to the City, Canary Wharf, Tower Gateway, Fenchurch Street and the rest of London. The Elizabeth Line, accessed from nearby Whitechapel, has transformed journey times across the capital, putting Bond Street just 10 minutes away and Heathrow Airport less than an hour. London City Airport is only 15 minutes by DLR.
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