Lock No 19

in London

What are the whereabouts of the new complex?

Lying within the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Lock No. 19 is placed in Hackney Wick, a vibrant neighbourhood known for its lively art scene. Creating a unique atmosphere, the district bustles with quirky cafés, warehouse pop-up galleries, creative eateries, and craft breweries.

Perched on a bank, where Hackney Cut meets the River Lea and Hertford Union canal, Lock No. 19 enjoys stunning water sceneries, coupled with the charming greenery of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and Victoria Park. The former is home to a wide variety of sports facilities, including London Stadium, where you can watch West Ham United FC play against other Premier League teams. Meanwhile, Victoria Park offers 86,18 hectares of lush greenery, dotted with decorative gardens and charming lakes.

The nearby Hackney Wick Station provides Overground services that help you reach Liverpool Street, Clapham Junction, and Wembley Central, among many other popular destinations. In addition, the nearby East Cross Route offers access to London’s major roads.

What are the nearby facilities?

• Nurseries/Education: Old Ford Primary Academy (16 min), Carpenters Primary School (21 min), Bobby Moore Academy Primary (3 min), Bobby Moore Academy Secondary (10 min), Mulberry UTC (13 min), Chisenhale Primary School (20 min)
• Shopping: BUILDBASE BOW (3 min), Your Local Food & Wine (4 min), Tesco Metro (15 min), Screwfix (8 min), Roman Road Market (15 min), Poundland (14 min)
• Medical Facilities: Ruston Street Clinic (8 min), Trowbridge Surgery (15 min), All East Sexual Health Clinic Stratford (25 min), Wick Health Centre (24 min), The Tredegar Practice (19 min), William Place Dental & Cosmetic Practice (16 min)
• Café/Restaurants: From The Ashes BBQ (2 min), Stour Space (3 min), White Post. Bar Cafe Events (6 min), Barge East Restaurant (8 min), CRATE Brewery & Pizzeria (8 min), Number 90 - Bar & Restaurant (14 min)
• Entertainment: London Stadium (10 min), Hackney Wick Boulder Project (15 min), Copper Box Arena (14 min), Vue Cinema London - Westfield Stratford (21 min), All Star Lanes Westfield Stratford City (20 min), The Yard Theatre (10 min)
• Others: Old Ford Locks (2 min), ArcelorMittal Orbit (13 min), Bow Church (21 min), Three Mills Green & Three Mills Island (24 min)

What does the exterior look like?

Divided into 8 blocks, the riverside mid-rise development is sliced in half by Navigators Walk that leads right to the Lee Navigation, where residents can enjoy stunning views of the river and Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The new complex features traditional brickwork and a collection of large floor-to-ceiling windows. The architecture pays tribute to the industrial past of the area while also displaying some contemporary flair. The huge balconies are adorned with simple straight-line metal railings, complementing the exterior.

What is on the territory of Lock No. 19?

Apart from Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and Victoria Park nearby, residents of Lock No. 19 benefit from a beautiful collection of communal green spaces. Homeowners are welcomed to relax and unwind amidst lovely wildflower gardens or enjoy some peace during a riverside promenade. For children, the new complex includes a charming play garden, where they can have fun under the watchful eye of their parents. To ensure maximum security, Lock No. 19 is equipped with a video door entry control system.

Is there public transport?

• Bus stop: 276, 339, 488 (4 min), 8, N8 (10 min)
• Metro Line: Hackney Wick (13 min), Pudding Mill Lane (13 min), Stratford International (20 min)
• Road Access: East Cross Route
• Airport: London Stansted Airport (41 min), London City Airport (17 min)
• Heliport: Falcon London Heliport (19 min), Royal London Hospital Heliport (16 min)
• Car Rental: Thrifty Car & Van Rental Stratford (4 min), Enterprise Car Club (15 min), Zipcar (11 min), SIXT Car Hire (19 min)
• Bicycle Rental: View Tube Bikes (11 min), Santander Cycles (11 min)

What type of apartments are for sale?

Lock No. 19 comprises a wonderful collection of one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments with some of them overlooking the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Each home boasts some private outdoor space such as a balcony, a terrace, or a garden. The modern-style kitchens are fitted with a stainless steel 1.5 bowl sink and an array of state-of-the-art appliances, including an oven, a fridge/freezer, and a dishwasher. Meanwhile, the bathrooms feature modern white sanitaryware and ceramic tiling.

About the developer

Lock No. 19 is brought to you by L&Q, a London-based property development company established in 1962. Focused on creating well-designed homes throughout London and the South East, the company uses its vast experience to ensure the best quality possible. With a proven track record in residential and mixed-use development, L&Q’s immense portfolio includes projects such as Barking Riverside, Greenwich Square, and the Chain.

For more details on L&Q and Lock No. 19, please visit the official website of the developer.