Cottage in London, United Kingdom

Trilogy SE1 is a collection of twenty-seven studios, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and duplexes. This new residential development, sympathetic to its surroundings, has been created from the transformation of an important site next to the historic Trinity Village Estate in the London Borough of Southwark, by Stirling Prize-winning architects Haworth Tompkins.

This is an exciting joint venture with one of Britain’s oldest charities, Trinity House. This is a collection of homes created from the redevelopment of a warehouse, depot building and former County Court, influenced by the long terrace streets created in the area during the 1820’s.

Lifestyle

• The Roebuck: Independently owned, and loved for its local chews and great brews, this Victorian gastro-pub is famed for its locally sourced menu and easy going atmosphere.
• Jamjar Flowers: This bespoke florist made their mark by delivering their delightful bouquets in enamel buckets, pickle jars and of course, jam jars.
• Menier Chocolate Factory: A theatre, restaurant, bar and rehearsal space, all housed in an 1870’s chocolate factory, this award-winning venue has something for everyone.
• White Cube: Exhibiting the world’s best contemporary artists, this renowned Bermondsey Street gallery also has a 60-seat auditorium which hosts a diverse range of films and lectures.
• F*ckoffee: An indie coffee shop with more attitude than most, and a real local favourite, thanks to its great baristas and laid back ambience.
• Bermondsey Artclub: Once a public convenience, now an intimate speakeasy-style den of mixology and good times.
• Shortwave Cinema: Thanks to its intimate setting, eclectic screenings and great café/bar, this 52-seat independent cinema brings the golden age of film back again.

Transport accessibility

With Borough, Elephant & Castle and London Bridge stations all within easy reach, Trilogy SE1 puts all the capital at your beck and call. The closest is Borough station (0.3 miles) which offers access to The City branch of the Northern Line. Elephant & Castle station (0.4 miles) is on the same branch of the Northern Line, but also offers access to the Bakerloo Line – ideal for getting into The West End. Finally, there’s London Bridge (0.7 miles) which boasts a host of overground services, including routes to Gatwick Airport, and the Northern and Jubilee Lines. The latter being particular handy for quick commutes into Canary Wharf.