Riverside apartments at London’s Triptych Bankside launched for sale in Singapore
The overall project comprises two housing towers of 14 and 18 storeys, an 85,000 sq ft office building, as well as 29,000 sq ft of store, health, and even cultural spots. The units for sale are part of the East Building which contains 79 luxury condominiums. Prices begin with GBP995,000 for a one-bedroom flat.
Triptych Bankside is a GBP450 million ($736 million) mixed-use program, made by globally reputable designers Squire & Partners. It is being developed by Central European real estate developer J&T Realty.
“All 169 residences present exclusive outdoor patio spots with calm scenery, making Triptych Bankside a desirable South Bank standard of living house,” claims Wong.
“Triptych Bankside’s unique façade is reflective of an art item arranged against the London skyline. From the launch of the last period at Triptych Bankside in Singapore, we followed the aspiration to have a property in Zone 1 is further amplified if it is encompassed by famous spots,” says Jacqueline Wong, corporate manager, residential service, at Savills Singapore.
Thus far this year, the project has certainly clocked up about GBP150 million value of residential sales.
Offered facilities inside of Triptych Bankside consist of numerous exclusive receptions, games room, an exclusive 14-seat internal theatre, a 24-hour reception also concierge, and even public landscaped yards.
The venture is located near luxurious art site Tate Modern, the world-renowned theatre Shakespeare’s Globe and the culinary hotspot at Borough Market.
“As Triptych close to completion, investors can truly see how Triptych is going to materialize with its elegantly designed buildings being in a designed park setup. Investors, of all types, have actually responded favorably to the larger-than-average units with charitable living areas including bedrooms, all with outside space,” says Nina Coulter, UK board executive, Savills.
Savills Singapore is promoting the sale of deluxe condos in the East Building of Triptych Bankside in London.
