Flat to rent in Chatsworth House, One Tower Bridge, Duchess Walk, London SE1.

An outstanding brand new apartment to rent in the recently completed and exclusive One Tower Bridge development, set in an iconic riverside location on the South Bank. Providing the finest in luxury London living. Accommodation comprises two bedrooms, two contemporary bathroom suites, an open plan kitchen and reception room, and two terraces: One leading from the reception room and one from the master bedroom, both with stunning views across London. Interior designed to the highest standard, the apartment further benefits from the finest in modern technology including remote control lights, comfort cooling, under-floor heating, blinds, Bluetooth audio system as standard. Residents also benefit from additional on-site facilities, including excellent 24 hour Harrods Estate concierge, fully equipped gymnasium, virtual golf, and a swimming pool, residents¿ spa facility with sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi. EPC Rating B. Approximately 91.7 sq m (987sq ft).

We have been informed that the building has been constructed using some combustible materials. However, we have received documents confirming that the building has been assessed by a competent person, who has concluded that the fire risk is sufficiently low, and that no remedial works are required to the external wall of the building. If necessary, further information can be provided upon request.

One Tower Bridge is one of the newest and most desirable riverside sites in London. Located moments from the City it offers the ultimate in 5-star luxury living experiences in the heart of the most exciting city in the world. Prime central London location on the banks of the river Thames between Tower Bridge and More London, less than 1⁄4 mile from the City of London financial district. Cultural and arts amenities nearby include Tate Modern, National Theatre, Hayward Gallery, Festival Hall, Shakespeare¿s Globe, Imax cinema. Close to other iconic London attractions including the Tower of London, Tate Modern, Borough Market and The Shard.