Canada Water has always been a place that connects the city’s industrial and maritime heritage with its creative and entrepreneurial spirit.
Now it’s evolving again into a new centre of gravity for the capital, designed for a 21st century lifestyle. The transformation of 53 acres of historic dockland will take waterside living to another level.
With superb transport links, acres of green space and groundbreaking places to work, study and enjoy life, this is a destination at the cutting edge of creativity, community and connectivity. A place not just to live, but to thrive.
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Square feet of brand-new office space.
Square feet of new culture, retail and entertainment space for the community.
Homes will be built over a 15 year period
New trees to enhance one of London’s greenest neighbourhoods.
New streets and the first new high street in London for 100 years.
Acres of new open public spaces, including a park the size of Leicester Square.
Placing calming and nourishing green spaces at the heart of Canada Water is essential to the vision for its unique evolution with a new park, high street and town square planned.
Twelve acres of new or improved public space will be accessible via the beautiful Printworks Park, the Dock Office Courtyard and Canada Dock with the rejuvenating riverside Canada Water Dock and kayaking and paddleboarding on Greenland Dock increasingly accessible via pedestrianised streets and cycle paths.
Boosting calm and wellbeing, you’ll be able to walk, run or cycle a 5km car-free route.
A new 170-metre boardwalk will run from The Founding across the dock and restored wetlands which are home to 120 species of birds in the area.
Canada Water will provide 2.5 million sq ft of office and lab space for 20,000 people.
Designed by award-winning architects, these net zero buildings will include The Grand Press at the converted Printworks, and the brand new Dock Shed, Three Deal Porters and Paper Yard.
All the workspaces will combine a modern industrial aesthetic with state-of-the-art features including 100% electric offices, along with roof terraces and cultural and social amenities to promote wellbeing.
Canada Water will be a district for London that has everything you could possibly need. Places to live, work, shop and study. To keep fit and healthy and enjoy world-class culture and entertainment. The masterplan will create incredible opportunities for new residents and the 30,000 people who already live here, bringing the best restaurants, theatres and shops alongside acres of parks and open spaces.
British Land has an excellent track record in helping areas benefit in a holistic way, and is investing heavily in transport initiatives, pedestrian and cycle networks and working with local charities and schools. Sustainability is top of the agenda, with a strong commitment to using renewable energy where possible and no gas in new buildings coming forward. The vision is for Canada Water to become the benchmark for city neighbourhoods of the future.
From independent retailers to breakout food and drink, Canada Water will be home to a vibrant and thriving mix of bars, restaurants and shops curated for their originality and quality.
With local businesses rubbing shoulders with leading names and practical stores, Canada Water’s retail, food and drink scene is set to become a byword for London’s eclectic diversity and excellence.
Pricing
Gallery suites and 1 Beds – Dual-aspect apartments starting from approximately £704,000
2 Beds – Light-filled expansive lateral living starting from approximately £986,500
3 Beds – Dual and triple aspect loft design with unparalleled views starting from approximately £2million
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