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Berkeley Regent's View in Bethnal Green, London

Bethnal Green, London

555 sqft

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1-3 Bedroom

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  Bethnal Green, London · 1-3 Bedroom · from 555 sqft  · starting at 2,648,695AED 

About the project

Regent's View is the redevelopment of the Victorian gasholders on Regent's Canal in Bethnal Green, built by St William, part of Berkeley Group. RSHP designed the scheme, which won Best Future Residential Development at the World Architecture Festival in 2024. It brings 555 homes across five buildings, and this page covers two of them: The Wright Building, with 10 floors and 63 private apartments, and The Westwood Building, with 8 floors and 56. The first homes are ready to move into, and every apartment is sold on a 999-year lease.

The apartments

The homes on sale are one, two and three bedroom apartments on floors 3 to 10. One-bedroom apartments start at 555 sq ft (52 m2), two-bedroom at 832 sq ft (77 m2), and the three-bedroom layout measures 1,309 sq ft (122 m2). Each figure includes the private balcony, which every apartment has. Depending on the plan, the outlook is over the canal, the gardens, the City skyline or towards Canary Wharf. MAWD designed the interiors: terrazzo worktops, a fluted glass feature cabinet, integrated Siemens appliances, comfort cooling in the living room and bedrooms, ventilation with heat recovery and a washer dryer in a utility cupboard. Heating and hot water come from the development's central energy centre, which runs on a water source heat pump.

Frameworks and the grounds

Residents share Frameworks, a club of around 8,150 sq ft set inside the largest of the old gasholder frames, completed in 1889 to a design by George Trewby. It has a 24-hour concierge, a residents' lounge, a screening room, co-working spaces, a creative studio, wellness and fitness studios, a sauna and steam room, a squash court and a rooftop bar that looks across the London skyline. Around the buildings are 1.75 acres of public open space with gardens by the landscape architects Gillespies, and canalside commercial units planned for restaurants, bars and independent shops.

Location and payment

The address is Bethnal Green E2, in Zone 2 and the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, between Victoria Park and London Fields, with Broadway Market close by. Cambridge Heath station is a five-minute walk, with direct trains to Liverpool Street, and Bethnal Green Underground station is one stop from Liverpool Street. The payment plan is 10% as a deposit and the remaining 90% on completion. Ground rent is a peppercorn, and the homes carry a 10-year NHBC building warranty.

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Unit types

Type	Beds	Size	Price
1BR	1	555 sqft	2,648,695 AED
2BR	2	832 sqft	4,071,142 AED
3BR	3	1,309 sqft	7,161,286 AED

Payment plan

Stage	%	Milestone
Deposit	10%	Initial instalments
On completion	90%	On completion of the purchase

The developer

Berkeley Group

A London housebuilder that works on old industrial land: gasworks, an arsenal, a railway goods yard

Berkeley Group was founded in 1976 by Tony Pidgley and is based in Cobham, Surrey. It is listed on the London Stock Exchange and builds across London, Birmingham and the South of England, nine in ten of its homes on previously developed land. In the year to April 2026 it handed over 4,076 homes. Its London schemes are large and take years to finish, and three of the seven in our catalogue are built around Victorian gasholder frames that were kept rather than cleared. Berkeley works through its own companies, so the name on a brochure is often St George or St William rather than Berkeley itself.

1976FoundedBerkeley House, Cobham, SurreyHeadquartersMore than 21,900 homes in the last five years, 4,076 of them in the year to April 2026Projects delivered

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About Bethnal Green

The East End one stop from Liverpool Street, between the markets, the canal and Victoria Park.

Bethnal Green is part of London's East End, in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, just beyond Shoreditch and Spitalfields on the eastern side of the City. It takes its name from a small common that is still there as Bethnal Green Gardens, opposite the Tube station. For two centuries this was a crowded working district of workshops and terraces. Much of it was rebuilt after the slums were cleared, so today council estates sit next to Victorian terraced streets, conservation areas, a Soane church and some of the best-known markets in London: the Columbia Road Flower Market on Sunday mornings, Bethnal Green Road and Roman Road. The northern edge of the district runs along the Regent's Canal to Victoria Park, the large Victorian park on its eastern side, with Broadway Market and London Fields just across the water in Hackney. The Young V&A museum reopened here in 2023. The Central line reaches Liverpool Street in one stop, and the Overground stops at Bethnal Green and Cambridge Heath. On the canal, the old Bethnal Green gasholders are being turned into homes at Regent's View.

State primary and secondary schools across Tower Hamlets, including Bethnal Green Academy and Oaklands SchoolNearbySt Matthias School and other local primary schoolsNearbyLiverpool Street and the City (Central line) · ~3 minDrive time

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Frequently Asked Questions about Berkeley Regent's View

Who is building Regent's View in Bethnal Green?

Regent's View is built by St William, a member of Berkeley Group, to designs by the architects RSHP. The scheme won Best Future Residential Development at the World Architecture Festival in 2024.

Where exactly is Regent's View?

Regent's View sits on Regent's Canal in Bethnal Green E2, in Zone 2 and the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. It lies between Victoria Park and London Fields, and Cambridge Heath station is a five-minute walk away.

Which apartments are for sale at Regent's View?

Regent's View has one, two and three bedroom apartments for sale in The Wright Building and The Westwood Building. One-bedroom homes start at 555 sq ft, two-bedroom at 832 sq ft and the three-bedroom layout is 1,309 sq ft, balcony included.

What is the tenure at Regent's View?

Apartments at Regent's View are sold on a 999-year lease. For reservations made from 30 June 2022, the ground rent is a peppercorn, in line with government legislation.

Can I move into Regent's View straight away?

The developer lists the first completions at Regent's View as ready to move in. The homes come with a 10-year NHBC building warranty, and Berkeley Group's own customer warranty covers the first two years.

How does the payment plan at Regent's View work?

At Regent's View the buyer pays 10% of the purchase price as a deposit, and the remaining 90% is due on completion of the purchase.

What facilities do Regent's View residents get?

Regent's View residents use Frameworks, a club of around 8,150 sq ft inside the largest gasholder frame, with a 24-hour concierge, lounge, screening room, co-working spaces, wellness and fitness studios, sauna, squash court and a rooftop bar.

What is the history of the Regent's View site?

Regent's View is built around the Bethnal Green gasholders. Gasholder No.2 of 1866 is the oldest surviving large gasholder frame, and Gasholder No.5 of 1889 is the largest gasholder frame in existence; RSHP kept both frames as part of the design.

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