Triptychon, The Oberon, 2 Triptych Place, London

A remarkable 3 bedroom sub penthouse at Triptych Bankside, conceived on a grander scale and distinguished by exceptional entertaining space, beautifully separated bedroom accommodation and extensive private terraces.

The principal living space makes an immediate statement. An expansive open plan kitchen, dining and reception room follows the sculptural contours of the building, with broad expanses of glazing and multiple doors opening onto the terrace. The result is an impressive setting for entertaining, with the architecture creating a seamless relationship between the interior and substantial private outside space.

The bedroom accommodation occupies a more secluded wing of the residence. The impressive principal suite enjoys generous proportions, extensive fitted wardrobes, a private bathroom and direct terrace access. Bedrooms 2 and 3 also open onto outside space, while a further shower room, guest WC, substantial storage and separate utility room complete an exceptionally well considered lateral arrangement.

The specification is suitably refined for a residence of this calibre, combining contemporary detailing with the architectural character for which Triptych Bankside is recognised. Residents further benefit from the development’s 24 hour concierge, private residents’ lounge, workspace, cinema room and games room, creating an elevated residential experience in the heart of prime Central London.

Its Bankside, SE1 location is equally compelling. The River Thames, Tate Modern, Shakespeare’s Globe and Borough Market form part of the surrounding neighbourhood, complemented by acclaimed restaurants and the cultural destinations of the South Bank. London Bridge, Southwark, Borough and Blackfriars stations provide excellent connections, while Millennium Bridge leads across the Thames towards St Paul’s Cathedral and the City.

Bankside is one of London’s most dynamic cultural and gastronomic neighbourhoods, home to Tate Modern, Shakespeare’s Globe, Borough Market and the River Thames.
Dining ranges from Padella and Hawksmoor to restaurants at The Shard, with Southbank Centre and the National Theatre adding further culture and entertainment. Southwark,
Blackfriars, Borough and London Bridge stations provide excellent connections, while Millennium Bridge offers a direct route into the City

Service Charge: £10 per sq ft per annum approximately
Parking: £150,000 per space, available under separate negotiation only to larger 3 bedroom apartments
Storage: £25,000 per unit
Ground rent: Peppercorn
Payment Terms: £5,000 reservation fee
Exchange: 21 days after
receipt of contracts; balance of 90% is payable
upon completion
Buildings Insurance: £1.52 per sq ft per annum approximately