Clink Street, London

Set above one of Bankside’s most atmospheric old streets, this one-of-a-kind circular penthouse offers extraordinary, all-round views of London.

The apartment has been crafted with exceptional attention to detail, providing three well-sized double bedrooms, three stylish bathrooms, and two impressive terraces that lend themselves perfectly to socialising and outdoor dining.

The Victor Wharf Penthouse is a distinctive circular two-floor residence spanning approximately 2,260 sq. ft. (210 sq. m.), designed to separate private and social zones. There is private lift access for additional security and privacy. The sixth floor houses three bedrooms, each with a private en suite. The principal suite further benefits from a walk-in dressing area and bathroom with a separate shower, and double sink.

The seventh floor is dedicated to living and entertaining, with a spacious circular reception room offering panoramic views, an adjoining kitchen and dining area, a compact utility room, and a smaller terrace for outdoor seating. The penthouse’s circular design maximises natural light and creates a fluid, elegant flow throughout.

Clink Street, with its historic cobblestones and lively footfall, links many of the area’s cultural landmarks from the Tate Modern and Shakespeare’s Globe to the celebrated Borough Market. Victor Wharf is regarded as one of the standout conversions in the neighbourhood. Designed by CZWG, the same architects behind Bankside Lofts, the building forms part of the area’s architectural heritage.

Borough is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and array of attractions. Borough Market, London’s oldest and one of its most acclaimed food markets, sits moments away, along with Southwark Cathedral, the Tate Modern, and an extensive choice of restaurants, cafés, and riverside venues.

Transport connections are abundant. London Bridge station (mainline, Jubilee & Northern lines), Borough station (Northern line), and river services from Bankside and London Bridge provide excellent access around London. Crossing London Bridge or Southwark Bridge places you directly into the City, with convenient links to Mansion House (Circle & District) and Bank station (Central, Northern and Waterloo & City).