‘At Opus, you can expect a bit of everything- a killer location…incredible amenities…a particularly fascinating history…impressive interiors…as well as environmentally conscious design’ Country & Town House share, as they explore what Opus – the next glittering addition to London’s skyline – will offer its residents.

Situated on the River Thames by Blackfriars bridge, once complete, Opus will become the tallest residential tower in prime central London. What will the 249 apartments inside provide?

A key feature of the design, an interlocking three-tower façade provides ‘a rather ingenious architectural decision’ which in turn creates 75% more corner apartments than the average building. The result means the majority of the residences inside Opus will include dual-aspect views across London.

Opus will contain four floors of amenities including co-working spaces, a podcasting and art studios, a screening room, and a music room, plus a luxurious members’ club-style space on the 23rd floor. Within the adjacent railway arches you can find wellbeing and fitness facilities including a bouldering wall, padel court, golf simulator, and gym, not to mention two pools, a yoga and Pilates studio, and a spa with treatment rooms and a sauna.

Situated within the Bankside Yards development, a 5.5-acre neighbourhood which will provide a collection of shops, bars and restaurants, set within a refurbished Victorian rail viaduct which has been closed to the public for 150 years until now.

Part of the UK’s first major fossil-fuel free mixed-use development, discover more of what residents can enjoy at Opus – read more via Country & Town House, here.