• London City Island

    Rising up at the point where the Thames meets the River Lea: London City Island

  • London City Island

    Glazed bricks contribute towards London City Island's unique visual identity

  • London City Island

    Green public spaces provide balance

  • London City Island

    Leamouth Peninsula - comprising neighbourhouring new developments London City Island and Goodluck Hope, adjacent to the existing creative community of Trinity Buoy Wharf

  • London City Island

    Recently launched, the City Island townhouses offer four and six storey residences

  • London City Island

    A pedestrian bridge connects Leamouth Peninsula to Canning Town

  • London City Island

    The English National Ballet relocated their Head Quarters to City Island

  • London City Island

A new benchmark in large-scale placemaking

London City Island is a new Island neighbourhood on one of the best-connected sites in the capital. 
 
Bridging the business might of neighbouring Canary Wharf and the cultural energy of east London, London City Island is one of the most important waterside projects London has seen in recent years – an award-winning place that has received accolades from multiple prestigious awards bodies. 
 
Taking inspiration from metropolitan islands across the world, the project combines bold architecture and pioneering landscape design to create a spectacular landmark in riverside living, comprising 1,706 well-designed new apartments and townhouses. 

“…a huge contribution not only to this area, but to the cultural vibrancy of the UK and particularly London.” Lord Sebastian Coe

 The Island is also home to myriad creative talent, giving performers and artists a platform on which to share their work. Highlights include English National Ballet – its new headquarters at London City Island aptly named the Mulryan Centre for Dance, in recognition of the support given to date by Sean Mulryan, Chairman and Group Chief Executive of Ballymore, and his wife Bernardine. There is a range of cafes, shops, restaurants and cultural facilities, and a new footbridge bringing Jubilee and DLR transport links a short stroll away. 
 
More than just a place to live, City Island is a bona fide destination. Devised to complement the neighbouring business district with a high-end residential and cultural offering, this unique location is at the vanguard of a new wave of investment that is building on and expanding the great success story of Canary Wharf.

London City Island

Leamouth Peninsula
London E14

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Key Facts

  • Land area: 4.68 ha
  • Residential: 1,706 new homes - apartments and townhouses
  • Commercial: 5,978 sq m
  • Retail, leisure and community: 13,856 sq m
  • Status: Complete