London developer Mount Anvil, in a joint venture partnership with Peabody, has launched The River Collection at Three Waters – a release of new homes in Bow Creek, London E3.

The collection of 47 studio and one-bedroom apartments is situated within a coveted waterside setting and represents the final opportunity to purchase a home at Three Waters.

One of three buildings occupying a triple aspect at the confluence of three waterways – Bow Creek, the River Lea and Limehouse Cut, The River Collection is identifiable by its London red brick façade, peaked roofs and projecting balconies that are designed for residents to sit out and enjoy the waterside location.

Interiors designed by award-winning experts, SUNA, feature industrious tones and geometric lines that are matched with materials selected to make architectural and historic sense to the surroundings. An example of this is the statement flooring throughout each home, where a wood-effect herringbone pattern gives way to concrete-effect, adding an edge to the design and acting as a nod to the area’s industrial past.

En vogue white kitchen appliances by SMEG and handle-less timber-effect wall and base cabinets keep the finish to the living and dining area simple, combining form with function. Meanwhile, grey porcelain, marble effect and matte black finishes in the bathrooms strike an optimum balance between modern and industrious design.

Residents have multiple outdoor spaces to enjoy. In addition to private terraces or balconies afforded by each apartment, residents have access to a raised roof garden, offering expansive vistas across the river– a selling point that is reported to add 24 per cent to a property’s value.[1]

The River Collection is home to the premium services available at Three Waters. Downstairs, residents will find a 24-hour concierge, the on-site screening room to watch films and box sets as well as an additional social bar space, complete with table, stools and fridge, where residents can socialise.

With Bow Creek emerging as a new lifestyle destination for London, residents can experience its artisanal buzz on their doorstep. Creative and retail space being created as part of the development is set to attract the likes of trendy cafés and delis, while, in a nod to the area’s artisanal heritage, will also incorporate a series of makers’ studios, dedicated for use by local artisans and start-ups.