Luxurious Three-Bedroom Apartment at The Corniche, London

Some homes just feel like London before you even open the door. This three bedroom apartment at The Corniche, right along the southern edge of the River Thames, honestly does that as soon as you wander in. I stood in that open living room and just took in those curves and sweeping skyline views for a minute, and I'll admit the first thing I noticed was that easy river light bouncing off the wood floors. On a weekday afternoon, the city kind of hums along in the background and you get this quiet space above it all that still feels truly connected to London.

The Corniche is a bit of an architectural statement. Foster plus Partners did the design, so you see those smooth, flowing balconies wrapping the building and they really do echo the river below. If you wander out onto the main terrace you'll see what I mean. The Shard is right in front of you, almost close enough to touch, and honestly it is one of those rare London views you never get tired of. Even on a cloudy day it feels special. You have a couple more balconies as well—sometimes you just want a different corner to have that late morning coffee or quiet phone call. I noticed from nearly every window you can spot something you recognise, whether it is Big Ben or the London Eye turning slowly in the distance.

Inside, the living room and kitchen share that same open feeling. The kitchen here is not just for show. Everything is properly fitted, with Miele and Siemens appliances, and you can tell someone actually thought about real cooking when they made it. The stone finishes in the bathroom add a gentle touch of luxury without making it too precious to use. Speaking of bedrooms, two out of the three follow those curving walls, and you wake up to this sort of gentle London light spreading across the skyline, which makes mornings feel just a little softer. The main suite is quiet and tucked slightly away—sometimes that separation at the end of a long day is just right.

The Corniche itself comes with a few thoughtful extras that are honestly a relief if you lead a busy life. Downstairs you have wellness suites with a pool and a spa, so you actually end up using them, not just walking by. The gym is well kept, and usually there is someone there who smiles and nods when you walk in, which is small but makes a difference. Then up on the nineteenth floor you have what they call the Skyline Club Lounge, where you get these floor to ceiling views of the whole city. On weekends, it feels like the sort of place you'd stop by for a drink and just take a minute for yourself or with a friend. There is something grounding about knowing that whatever the weather, you can head up there, look over London, and just breathe for a second.

The neighbourhood is South Bank, so you have Westminster close enough for an early morning run or a late evening stroll if that is your thing. Buckingham Palace is not far either. You've also got a good mix of coffee shops around here, and honestly you start to notice the regulars if you pop in enough. Shopping and dining spots are all pretty close by, and even if you need to get somewhere a bit further—most places are within an easy ride, maybe fifteen to twenty minutes, depending on traffic.

It is a real London apartment—a place with just enough luxury to make things comfortable, and just enough of the city's everyday pulse to make you feel at home. You kind of forget your phone for a while and just watch the river or the city go by. Best way to find out if it suits you is to come and look in person. Reach out, even if it is only for a quick chat or a walk through. At LuxuryProperty.com we are always here to talk, not just to sell.