Plans for new South Bank properties unveiled |
21 2008 |
| As the popularity of areas such as Clapham, Canary Wharf and Battersea have shown over recent years, the south of London is becoming steadily more attractive to young renters. As such, developers have been busy rolling out thousands of new high-quality apartments, with plans for the Doon Street Tower having now finally been revised and put forward for the go ahead. Standing 140-metres tall, the planned tower will boast more than 350 apartments to rent or buy, with tenants to benefit from two swimming pools, four sports halls and a gym. What's more, its location by the Oxo Tower on the bustling South Bank means that it is close to a number of museums, galleries, bars and restaurants. After being overlooked by renters for many years, south London has become massively popular among both students and professionals looking to benefit from relatively cheap rents as well as good access to the centre of the capital.  |
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