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Manhattan-Style lofts in a London growth hotspot
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Development Highlights
The building is an 18-storey residential tower designed by award-winning London architects Farrells.
It is inspired by Tribeca, NYC, featuring a red-brick facade and industrial-style elements including high ceilings, raw concrete finishes, and dark metal accents.
Amenities will include a concierge, co-working space, games room, fitness suite, and communal roof terraces offering panoramic views across the London skyline.
At the centre of the development is a green oasis, surrounded by Sainsbury’s, coffee shops, and other retail options.
1 & 2 bed apartments from £469,200
Inspired by the Tribeca, New York
All properties have private terraces
Superb amenities within the development
Investor-friendly payment plan
6% buy to let rental yield expected
Excellent capital appreciation opportunity
£0 ground rent, low annual service charge
Close proximity to multiple universities
Investor Incentive: £1500 legal fees paid
Private gym
Access to 3 roof terraces
Residents lounge
Concierge
Cycle storage
Co-working space
Premium Amenities
Growth Potential
The BeCa is the first phase of an exciting new 5-acre site in London SE15 and part of a wider transformation project in the borough of Southwark.
This will bring over 1,400 new homes, private residential amenities, a community sports hall, a fitness centre, and a public park to this area of central London.
The development itself is situated in an area of economic revitalization, attracting new businesses and retail spaces, including a 22,195 sq ft retail sector within the project.
Nearby landmarks include The Shard, Borough Market, The Tate Modern, Shakespeare’s Globe, and the South London Gallery.
Shopping and entertainment hubs include Borough Yards, Peckham Levels, and Canada Water’s regeneration project with its retail and leisure spaces.
Its location within a regeneration zone and the competitive pricing (when compared to similar developments in Zone 2 London), the BeCa is expected to experience substantial capital appreciation.
Underground & Rail:
The development is well connected by train, being one stop (5 minutes) from London Bridge via South Bermondsey Station.
Transport Connections
Walking & Cycling:
Key locations such as Borough Market (14 mins walk), Elephant & Castle (14 mins walk), London Bridge (14 mins bike ride), Canary Wharf (26 mins bike ride).
Proposed Bakerloo Line Extension:
The development is positioned near the proposed Bakerloo Line extension station, further improving connectivity.
London Bus Routes:
Efficient bus services connect the area to major districts, including central London locations such as Oxford Circus and Liverpool Street.
