Bow Green, Bow, E3

Be the first to move into this wonderful development of apartments with completion from the spring of 2026. This is a major new development by St James part of the Berkeley Group. Carefully restored heritage and cobbled streets blend with new buildings to create a thriving new neighbourhood. Bow Green is an exciting investment opportunity in a currently undervalued, popular part of East London. A central park with extensive open green space and residents' pool, gym and cinema. Residents will be able to enjoy these from first occupation in Phase one, planned for 2026.

The first phase will benefit from:

              - Gym with boxing ring and gym equipment overlooking public park.
                - Restaurant which seats 52 indoors and 47 on the outdoor terrace.  
                - Indoor and outdoor swimming pool with sauna and steam room, male and female changing rooms.  
                - 24 hour concierge, residents lounge, games room, and private cinema.   
                - Supermarket. 
                - Residents gardens.

New homes are intertwined by green spaces and surrounded locally by parks, rivers, canals, and nature. The vision for Bow Green is to create somewhere where people and nature thrive. Located in the East of London, Bow Green is around a 23 minute walk from Canary Wharf and is well connected with access to transport links on 4 major lines. 

Apartments sold off plan, first completions in the first quarter of 2026.  

Book your appointment to visit the show suite with us to fully appreciate the scheme and all its facilities. 

Estimated service charge £4.85 per square foot. 

Bow

Bow is a historic and vibrant district located in East London, within the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. Situated just a few miles east of the City of London, Bow combines rich history with modern urban development. The area is known for its mix of traditional East End culture, residential neighbourhoods, and an increasingly diverse population.

Green Spaces and Connectivity

Despite its urban setting, Bow is close to several green spaces. Victoria Park, one of London's largest and most popular parks, is on the western edge of Bow, providing residents with ample outdoor recreation opportunities. The nearby Mile End Park also offers walking paths, gardens, and sports facilities. Bow is well-connected to the rest of London, served by both the Mile End and Bow Road stations on the Underground and Devon’s Road on the DLR, making it accessible for commuters.
- Mile End – Liverpool Street: 5-minute commute on the Central Line
- Bow Road – Monument: 8-minute commute on the District Line
- Devons Road – Canary Wharf: 7-minute commute on the DLR

Architecture and Urban Landscape

The area's architecture is a blend of old and new. Alongside Victorian terraces and Georgian houses, Bow has undergone considerable redevelopment, especially after the 2012 London Olympics, which saw nearby Stratford transformed. Today, modern apartment complexes and housing projects stand side by side with historical structures, giving Bow a unique and eclectic urban character. Roman Road Market, a longstanding local institution, offers a lively street market atmosphere, adding to the community spirit of the neighbourhood.