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Perfectly located amongst the leaders in global finance, on the doorstep of an exceptional leisure and retail destination, SQP has the world at its feet. Bold and exciting, it offers unparalleled living in London’s most vibrant new destination. Designed for those with particularly discerning taste, every last detail has been considered to exacting standards to offer the very best of London living. Introducing a step change in lifestyle for the area, SQP’s acres of verdant waterside gardens and outstanding residents’ amenities exceed expectations at every level. Never settle for less. Never Compromise
A landmark building in every sense, SQP is a striking addition to the Canary Wharf skyline. Elegantly rising above its surroundings, its jewel-like facades have been rotated by forty-five degrees to maximise views in every direction. Iconic in its simplicity, SQP delivers life in a different league to residents who look for excellence every time.
Canary Wharf is a fantastic place to call home. Connected in all directions, it is a meeting point for the Docklands Light Railway and Jubilee Line, and the new Crossrail brings SQP closer to central London and the West End, linking to Bond Street in just 11 minutes. Further connections by road, river and air allow for easy exploration of London and beyond.
Transportation:
Opening in 2021, a new station for Crossrail, London's newest high-speed rail link, will connect Canary Wharf to Heathrow in under 40 minutes.
Walking distance from South Quay Plaza:
· Buses 1 min (D8, one of six bus routes)
· DLR (South Quay) 1 min
· Underground (Canary Wharf) 5 mins
· River Bus 17 mins
Journey times by London Underground from Canary Wharf:
· Bank (The City) 10 mins
· Westminster 13 mins
· Kings Cross / St Pancras 25 mins
· Bond Street 26 mins
· Heathrow Airport 60 mins (from 2019 - Crossrail.....40 mins)
Education:
With six universities in the top 100 (and four in the top 40), London is seen to be the world's top city for higher education. Imperial College and the London School of Economics and Political Science rank among the very best universities in the world, and there are hundreds of first-class private and state schools that see fierce competition for places.
The University of East London has a Docklands campus and Canary Wharf College is among the local schools rated outstanding by the UK's Office for Standards in Education. Superb transport links make it easy to travel to other colleges and schools in central London.
Shopping:
Canary Wharf is also famed as a first-class shopping destination. Among the most recent openings in Jubilee Place are Banana Republic, Tiger of Sweden and The White Company. They join such luxury names as Tiffany & Co, Monica Vinader, Michael Kors, Boss and Jo Malone, along with the best high-street boutiques and cafés and a John Lewis department store.
The new Crossrail station, set to open in 2021, and the extension of Jubilee Place will also bring 160,000 sq ft of new retail space set on four floors, including shops, restaurants, an Everyman cinema and other leisure facilities. It is one of the biggest retail expansion programmes in the UK and will put Canary Wharf firmly on the map as a shopping destination.
Canary Wharf Shopping Centre offers a relaxed and sophisticated environment for shopping, eating and browsing. The centre's three arcades - Canada, Cabot and Jubilee Place - encircle Jubilee Park and the Tube station, and house there are over 300 shops, café's, bars and restaurants.
