Opus has recently been featured in Robb Report’s list of 10 Wellness-Focused Residential Communities Around the World, From Cabo to Abu Dhabi. They list Opus and state:

Eco-conscious buyers will find this 50-story skyscraper, which is soon to become the tallest residential building in prime central London, up to par as one of eight buildings in Bankside Yards that reduces energy consumption via a shared energy network. But if you ask us, what seals the deal at the site poised to be the U.K.’s first fossil fuel-free mixed-use development is its suite of well-being and fitness facilities that take the meaning of self-care to tranquil new heights.

One floor above the grand foyer, which features soaring archways and a captivating spiral staircase, are the Garden Rooms, ideal for quietly socializing, accessing the self-service bar, or taking meetings. Each of the spaces opens out to the podium garden, where lush greenery creates peaceful settings for getting fresh air and urban relaxation. Two stories down, more immersive perks geared towards wellness sprawl out beneath the arches of a former railway, such as a spa with treatment rooms and a sauna, a yoga and Pilates studio, a gym, a padel court, a bouldering wall, and a hydrotherapy pool.

Located at the southern end of Blackfriars Bridge near the River Thames, the interlocking three-tower structure by PLP Architecture will feature 249 residences, ranging from studios and four-bedroom apartments to penthouses. Sales for the homes launched in April with prices starting at £895,000, or $1,194,668 USD. They are expected to be completed in early 2027, alongside other exclusive features such as the Summit Club & Deck on the 23rd floor, where members get epic skyline and riverside vistas from a bar and private dining room.

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