Harcourt Gardens, South Quay Plaza, Canary Wharf E14

Harcourt Gardens — South Quay Plaza, Canary Wharf

Harcourt Gardens is the latest tower to complete at South Quay Plaza, Berkeley Group's landmark Foster + Partners-designed scheme in the heart of Canary Wharf, E14. The development sits two minutes' walk from Canary Wharf station — the Jubilee Line, Elizabeth Line and DLR all serve the estate — and one minute from the South Quay DLR.

South Quay Plaza is itself one of the most significant residential schemes ever delivered in the wharf, comprising three towers — Harcourt Gardens, the already-completed Hampton Tower and the forthcoming Berwick Tower — set within 2.6 acres of landscaped public realm. Together they collectively offer close to a thousand homes, new retail and restaurant ground-floor space, and one of the largest private resident amenity collections in London.

Apartments at Harcourt Gardens

Harcourt Gardens delivers homes from level 9 to level 52, designed across four phases — the lower levels and mid-tower phases are already complete, with the upper-tier penthouses on the highest floors finalising the building. Layouts include one-bedroom Infinity Suites (compact studios with a dedicated dining area and views typically towards Millwall Dock or the River Thames), full one, two and three-bedroom apartments, and three-bedroom penthouses.

Specification follows Berkeley's top tier: floor-to-ceiling glazing, oak engineered flooring through the living spaces, panel-detailed walls, fully integrated kitchens, marble-finished bathrooms with rainfall showers and underfloor heating, comfort cooling and zoned heating throughout. Buyers customise the interior to one of three colour palettes — First Light, Noon and Twilight — taking inspiration from the changing light of a day on the dockside.

Tenure is a 999-year leasehold with a peppercorn ground rent. Service charge is estimated at £9.55 per sq ft per annum. A General Right to Park is available on selected plots — £75,000 for a car, £20,000 for a motorcycle.

The Quay Club — Resident Amenities

Residents at Harcourt Gardens gain exclusive access to The Quay Club, the private amenity collection shared with Hampton Tower. Within Harcourt Gardens itself, the Bamboo Sanctuary on level 18 brings together the spa, sauna, steam room and external terrace hot tubs; the iGarden co-working business space on level 37 hosts the meeting room, iSpace lounge, soundproofed karaoke room and games room; the Sky Meadow roof gardens, a state-of-the-art gym and a children's playspace round out the in-building offer.

Across at Hampton Tower, residents add a 20-metre swimming pool, a second health suite and spa, an additional gym, a private screening room and the 56th-floor bar and terrace — one of the highest residents' lounges in London. A 24/7 concierge in the double-height lobby manages parcels, bookings and day-to-day requests.

Canary Wharf — Location & Connectivity

Canary Wharf has matured into one of London's most complete neighbourhoods. The estate combines the original financial-district office towers with Crossrail Place's tropical roof garden, the Wood Wharf residential extension, multiple parks, more than 300 shops at Cabot Place, Jubilee Place and the Canary Wharf mall, and a restaurant scene anchored by Roka, The Ivy, Plateau and Gaucho. The original Docklands waterways thread between the buildings, giving the area its distinctive blend of always-on city life and waterside calm.

From Harcourt Gardens, Canary Wharf is two minutes on foot. Bond Street is eight stops on the Jubilee Line; Westminster six; Bank seven. From Canary Wharf on the Elizabeth Line, Liverpool Street is two stops, Bond Street is five, Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3 is thirteen. The South Quay DLR delivers London City Airport in around eleven minutes. The Thames Clipper from Canary Wharf Pier reaches the West End in twenty.

For families, the catchment includes the universities of Greenwich (4 stops), Queen Mary (6 stops), King's College London at Temple (8 stops) and Imperial College at South Kensington (9 stops), all by tube.

Key Highlights of Harcourt Gardens

• Berkeley Group / Foster + Partners-designed tower at South Quay Plaza
• Levels 9–52 with 1-bed Infinity Suites, 1, 2 & 3-bed apartments and penthouses
• 999-year leasehold, peppercorn ground rent
• 2.6 acres of landscaped public realm at ground level
• Canary Wharf station (Jubilee / Elizabeth / DLR) — 2 min walk
• South Quay DLR — 1 min walk
• Three interior palettes: First Light, Noon, Twilight
• Estimated service charge £9.55 per sq ft per annum

Harcourt Gardens Amenities & Facilities

• The Quay Club — shared with Hampton Tower
• 20-metre indoor swimming pool (Hampton Tower)
• Bamboo Sanctuary spa, sauna, steam room & external hot tubs (L18)
• State-of-the-art Technogym gyms at both buildings
• iGarden co-working space with meeting room (L37)
• Sky Meadow roof gardens
• 56th-floor residents' bar and terrace (Hampton Tower)
• Private screening room (Hampton Tower)
• Games room, sound-proofed karaoke room and playspace
• 24/7 concierge in double-height lobby
• Private dining room available to book
• On-site retail, restaurants and convenience stores at ground level

Harcourt Gardens Location & Transport — South Quay Plaza

• Canary Wharf — 2 min walk (Jubilee Line, Elizabeth Line)
• South Quay DLR — 1 min walk
• Liverpool Street — 2 stops on the Elizabeth Line (for the City)
• Bond Street — 5 stops on the Elizabeth Line (for Selfridges) / 8 stops on the Jubilee
• Paddington Station — 4 stops on the Elizabeth Line
• Westminster — 6 stops on the Jubilee Line
• Bank — 7 stops on the Jubilee Line
• Knightsbridge — 9 stops on the Jubilee Line (for Harrods)
• Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3 — 13 stops on the Elizabeth Line, direct
• London City Airport — 11 stops on the DLR
• Canary Wharf Pier (Thames Clipper to the West End) — 5 min walk

Harcourt Gardens Map & Address

75 Marsh Wall, South Quay Plaza, London E14 9WS, United Kingdom