Project features
Goodluck Hope is located on the southern part of the Leamouth Peninsula, east of Canary Wharf in London, offering a prime location. Developed by Ballymore, one of the UK’s leading developers, Ballymore is known for creating modern and vibrant neighborhoods. Their development of the Leamouth Peninsula has turned the area into a hub of art and culture.
Designed by Allies and Morrison, Goodluck Hope features post-industrial style architecture in every detail of the apartments. The project includes a total of 804 units, offering a range of studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, three-bedroom, and penthouse apartments. Each unit is well-designed, with an open balcony allowing residents to enjoy views of Canary Wharf, the O2 Arena, and the skyscrapers of the City of London. Some units even offer a 270° three-sided river view.
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Goodluck Hope offers 2,000 square meters of commercial space and 235 square meters of educational facilities, creating a creative and artistic community similar to Beijing’s Sanlitun, Shanghai’s Xintiandi, and Fumin Road. Future residents can visit The Island Grocer, developed by Ballymore, to learn beer brewing; experience contemporary art on The Line, London’s art walk; or learn floral arrangements at the island’s flower shop to enrich their leisure time.
The 1595 Club at Goodluck Hope offers a comprehensive range of services and artistic experiences, including:
The Water House: A 460-square-meter swimming pool
The Steam House: Nordic-style steam room
The Sweat House: Fully equipped gym
The Work House: Business center
The Spice House: Riverside restaurant
The Picture House: Private cinema
The Lantern House: 29th-floor observation restaurant
A pedestrian bridge connects Goodluck Hope to Canning Town Underground Station, providing easy access to Canary Wharf. Additionally, the Thames Clippers riverboat service offers another travel option to nearby attractions such as the O2, South Bank, and Tate Modern.
From Canning Town Station, residents can reach:
Westminster
Bond Street
London City Airport
Canary Wharf
Project resources
The project is also close to Faraday School, a preparatory school for students aged 4 to 11 located in the artistic district of Trinity Buoy Wharf, offering excellent educational resources.
