The Bellamy | Mount Anvil

With a prime location in Canary Wharf, The Bellamy is well situated to enjoy the many benefits of this premier destination, including over 300 shops, bars and restaurants. Standing at 31 storeys, the façade of this distinctive building combines the precision and innovation of the industrial age with modern day architecture. Both serene and sophisticated, all apartments are beautifully finished with considered craftsmanship throughout.

108 new homes from studio to two-bedrooms
8 min walk to Canary Wharf Station
Unrivalled connectivity: Elizabeth Line, Jubilee Line, DLR and Thames Clipper
23 mins to London City Airport
Few mins walk to the area’s finest restaurants and bars
Vibrant cultural hub of exhibitions, festivals and events
London’s top universities are within easy reach

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Podium Garden

The Bellamy

Studio, one & two-bed homes available now

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What you're getting at The Bellamy

Studio, one and two-bedroom homes
Private balconies as outdoor space
24-hour concierge
Peloton Hub
Podium Garden
Working lounge
Screening room
Dining room

Kitchen

Bedroom

Bathroom

Living Room

Kitchen

Bedroom

Bathroom

Living Room

Invest in London’s future

33%

more new homes were reserved in the first half of 2022 vs the same period in 2019

22.1%

The population of Tower Hamlets has risen by 22.1% between 2011 and 2021

300+

Shops, bars, restaurants, services and amenities have been developed

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Calm yet sophisticated living

Relax with a book or a drink on your private balcony and soak up the stunning skyline, a reminder that – despite the tranquillity – you’re living in the beating heart of London’s most vibrant postcode

The inspiring interiors have fittings that are designed to reflect the flow of the Thames as well as the Isle of Dogs’ own journey through time. Rounded corners on mirrors and basins create a sense of movement that evokes the flapping of the sails that steered ships home. Kitchen fittings and balconies with a fluted texture reference the chimneys of the Victorian factories that propelled London into its industrial future.