Union Bridge Overview
Welcome to Union Bridge, a remarkable new development situated in the vibrant locale of Hackney Wick, East London. This contemporary collection of 145 apartments, developed by Taylor Wimpey, offers an exceptional blend of urban living and creative community spirit, all just a stone's throw from the canal and Hackney Wick rail station.
The development comprises two distinct phases, with the first, Copper Yard, poised to launch soon, followed by the Hertford Mill phase later in the year. Designed to elevate modern living, the apartments feature a variety of one, two, and three-bedroom layouts, thoughtfully crafted with stylish interiors that draw inspiration from the dynamic local environment. Each residence offers a choice of two elegant interior palettes, ensuring that every home reflects both comfort and contemporary flair.
Union Bridge is characterised by its central residents' garden, providing a tranquil retreat amidst the hustle and bustle of city life. The new pedestrian bridge enhances connectivity, linking the canal to Hackney Wick station, making commuting across London remarkably convenient.
Residents will find themselves immersed in a thriving community, filled with independent cafés, local eateries, and a burgeoning start-up scene. Embrace the East London lifestyle, where creativity flourishes and social interactions are always just around the corner.
For those seeking outdoor pursuits, the surrounding area boasts an abundance of green spaces. A short walk will take you to the expansive Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, the scenic Hackney Marshes, and the picturesque Victoria Park. Additionally, the charming canals offer splendid routes for both walking and cycling, perfect for leisurely afternoons.
Union Bridge is more than just a collection of apartments; it represents a lifestyle steeped in creativity and connection, where residents can thrive in a community that values both urban convenience and natural beauty. This is the ideal setting for anyone looking to make their mark in the heart of East London.
