New Concordia Wharf

Set along Shad Thames beside Tower Bridge, New Concordia Wharf captures the spirit of London’s industrial past reinterpreted for modern life. Built in 1882 as a grain warehouse, its restored brickwork, timber beams, and cast-iron columns now shape one of the city’s most characterful riverside addresses.

Surrounded by cobbled streets and cinematic views, the area is alive with independent cafés, galleries, and the hum of the river. With Tower Bridge, the City, and the South Bank just a short walk away, New Concordia Wharf blends heritage craftsmanship with contemporary workspace.