1 room house of 44m² in London

Nestled within the dynamic waterside neighbourhood of Canning Town, Serapis House presents a sophisticated apartment living experience along the River Lea. This contemporary development embodies modern urban riverside living, where industrial heritage meets cutting-edge residential design, creating a vibrant community for professionals seeking both convenience and quality of life. This furnished one-bedroom apartment offers comfortable living across a well-proportioned layout, with side river views that bring natural light and a sense of openness to the space. The property benefits from the development's impressive suite of resident amenities, crowned by access to the exclusive 1595 Club-a private members' facility that elevates everyday living. The residents' gymnasium provides a convenient fitness solution, whilst the swimming pool and Scandinavian-style steam room offer welcome relaxation after a busy day, all without leaving the building. The location places you within an evolving quarter of East London, where waterside walks and green spaces provide peaceful contrast to the area's energetic development. Canning Town's transformation has created a neighbourhood rich with local amenities, cafes, and convenience stores, whilst maintaining excellent transport connectivity that defines modern London living. With Canning Town Station just half a mile away, the Jubilee Line whisks you to Canary Wharf in minutes and connects seamlessly to central London, whilst the DLR provides alternative routes across East London and beyond. The proximity to Canary Wharf's commercial district, coupled with improving local infrastructure and riverside setting, makes this an ideal base for professionals seeking flexibility and quality amenities. This furnished apartment offers immediate move-in convenience for those seeking a well-connected riverside home with exceptional leisure facilities and the flexibility that comes with professional rental accommodation in one of London's most rapidly evolving districts. We understand that cooling / heating is delivered via a communal system for which separate charges