Along the South Bank, where architecture, performance, and public life have converged for generations, SEVEN at Southbank Place introduces the final collection of residences within Southbank Place, the £1 billion riverside development delivered by Braeburn Estates, a joint venture between Qatari Diar and Canary Wharf Group. Available from £1,700,000, it represents the last opportunity to own a new home within this landmark neighborhood.
Designed by Stanton Williams, the building completes the regeneration of the former Shell Centre site with 92 apartments and penthouses. Interiors by Albion Nord combine natural materials, bespoke detailing, and generous proportions, while expansive glazing and private balconies frame some of London’s most celebrated views, from the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben to the London Eye and the Thames itself. The sale is handled by Savills, a global consultancy with an extensive network across the residential development market.
A Landmark Address on London’s South Bank
Positioned between Westminster and the City, SEVEN stands at the intersection of the capital’s past and present, on the historic site of the 1951 Festival of Britain.
Living at the Center of London’s Cultural Landscape
SEVEN occupies one of the capital’s most distinctive addresses, overlooking Jubilee Gardens and the Thames. From many of the residences, uninterrupted views extend across Westminster, taking in the Palace of Westminster, Big Ben, and the London Eye. The surrounding neighborhood unfolds naturally on foot, following the curve of the Thames past historic landmarks, waterside cafés, and some of London’s most celebrated cultural institutions. The Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre, and National Theatre sit moments from the building, joined by the BFI, Tate Modern, and Shakespeare’s Globe further along the river.
Exceptionally Connected Across the Capital
Despite its cultural richness, the neighborhood remains highly connected. Waterloo Station, with National Rail services and the Jubilee, Northern, and Bakerloo Underground lines, sits directly beneath the development, placing the City, Canary Wharf, King’s Cross, and Heathrow connections within easy reach. Covent Garden, Westminster, and the West End are all within walking distance, while Thames Clippers offer river access across London.
Architecture and Wellness Rooted in Context
SEVEN has been conceived with a deep respect for its surroundings, establishing a contemporary architectural language that feels both distinctive and enduring.
A Contemporary Response to an Iconic Setting
Designed by Stanton Williams, the building draws inspiration from the neighboring Royal Festival Hall and the Grade II-listed Shell Centre, using Portland limestone to create a visual dialogue with the South Bank’s architectural heritage. Sculptural forms, deeply recessed balconies, and carefully articulated façades allow sunlight to animate the building throughout the day. Inside, Albion Nord has developed interiors defined by craftsmanship rather than excess, with a palette of oak, limestone, and bronze.
The majority of homes are dual aspect, allowing daylight to move through the interiors while maximizing views across the Thames, and floor-to-ceiling glazing dissolves the boundary between inside and out.
Wellness at the Heart of Everyday Living
Residents enjoy exclusive access to a 17,000-square-foot Health Club and Spa, designed by Goddard Littlefair, whose portfolio includes the spas at Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, Corinthia London, and The Savoy, London, and operated by wellness specialists Educated Body. At its center is a 25-meter swimming pool surrounded by marble finishes and softly illuminated relaxation spaces.
Sauna and steam rooms, treatment suites, relaxation pods, and a hair and beauty studio create an environment dedicated to wellbeing, while a state-of-the-art fitness center and dedicated movement studios support a more active pace of life. Concierge services and the wider amenities of Southbank Place complete an effortless residential experience.
The Final Chapter of Southbank Place
SEVEN represents the concluding chapter of one of London’s most significant prime developments. Comprising 92 residences, it is the final opportunity to own a new home within Southbank Place, with apartments available from £1,700,000 and a limited collection of penthouses set to launch later this year. Positioned on the historic site of the Festival of Britain, surrounded by many of the capital’s foremost cultural institutions and overlooking one of the world’s great rivers, SEVEN occupies a setting that is unlikely to be replicated. It completes a decade-long transformation with architecture that is quietly assured, interiors that prioritize craftsmanship and wellbeing, and a lifestyle defined as much by culture and connectivity as by the river itself.
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