36, 36 Shad Thames, London, SE1 2YE

Description Uninterrupted views of Tower Bridge and the Thames define this three-bedroom duplex penthouse in Butler’s Wharf.

Arranged across the sixth and upper sixth floors, the apartment extends to approximately 2,918 sq. Ft., with expansive entertaining spaces, four terraces and a river-facing balcony.

The entrance hall leads into a substantial reception and dining room, where broad windows frame the river and bring natural light deep into the apartment.

Timber flooring and recessed ceiling lighting complement the generous proportions, with distinct areas for sitting and formal dining.

Double doors open onto the balcony, placing Tower Bridge at the centre of the outlook, while a separate planted terrace provides a sheltered setting for outdoor seating.

Across the hall, the kitchen and breakfast room combines extensive cabinetry with a large central island, marble worktops and an inset hob.

There is ample space for a dining table beside the windows, while doors lead onto a generous terrace with established planting and a water feature.

A separate utility room, guest cloakroom and storage complete this floor. An open-tread staircase rises to the bedroom accommodation.

The principal suite has fitted wardrobes, a private terrace and a spacious ensuite bathroom with twin basins, a freestanding bath and a separate shower.

The second bedroom also benefits from extensive fitted storage, an ensuite shower room and a broad terrace. The third bedroom has its own ensuite shower room and access to outside space.

The outdoor areas offer a choice of settings for dining, entertaining and enjoying the views across the river and London skyline.

Two allocated underground parking spaces and a 24-hour concierge service complete the apartment.

Butler’s Wharf occupies a distinctive stretch of the south bank beside Tower Bridge, where former warehouses, cobbled streets and overhead walkways recall Shad Thames’s maritime history.

Riverside restaurants and cafés sit alongside the Thames Path, with the lawns of Potters Fields Park nearby.

Bermondsey Street offers further restaurants, independent shops and galleries, while Borough Market is within reach for specialist food shopping.

Tower Bridge provides a walking route into the City, and London Bridge station offers Northern and Jubilee line services alongside National Rail connections.