Set beside Jubilee Gardens, where the river bends past some of London’s most recognisable landmarks, SEVEN rises with a refreshing sense of light and space. From this vantage point, sight lines remain open and unobstructed, framing the Thames, the London Eye and the Houses of Parliament.

Each journey home is an immersion in London’s story — a walk along the most iconic curve of the river, past the seat of government and towards a place of calm. Here, city and river meet in harmony: gardens frame the architecture, while the Thames carries a sense of calm alongside the energy of the South Bank. From this setting, London’s most treasured landmarks rise into view — the London Eye, the Houses of Parliament, and the timeless curve of the river itself.

Unrivalled connections make daily life effortless. Stroll to Bankside Pier to cross the city by river, step through a private walkway to the Underground, or board trains at Waterloo that reach from Windsor’s royal parks to Kent’s orchards and seaside towns. At SEVEN, the ease of departure only deepens the pleasure of return.

As London’s cultural heart, the South Bank forms a vibrant ribbon of creativity that stretches along the Thames. It’s home to a remarkable line-up of institutions – from Shakespeare’s Globe and Tate Modern to The Old Vic and National Theatre – each offering its own window into the world of performance and art.

Explore contemporary exhibitions at the Hayward Gallery, enjoy a classical concert at the Royal Festival Hall, or settle in for a quiet night at your local BFI IMAX. With world-class culture at your feet and the city’s finest moments just beyond your door, the South Bank offers a truly dynamic way of living.