Goodluck Hope
DevelopmentOrchard Place, Leamouth Peninsula, Tower Hamlets, E14 0JZ · View on map
Goodluck Hope is a new-build development by Ballymore at Orchard Place, Leamouth Peninsula, Tower Hamlets E14 0JZ. It has 841 studio to 3-bedroom apartments across 6 property types, with prices from £394,500.
Prices and availability updated 20 October 2026 by Ballymore.
Property types at Goodluck Hope
Each type has its own floorplan and specification. Open a type to see full details and availability.
About the development
Set on the banks of the River Thames with panoramic views across to The O2, Canary Wharf and beyond, Goodluck Hope reimagines the warehouse aesthetic turning a historic dockyard into a new residential quarter with a wealth of amenities, cafés, bars, shops and restaurants on your doorstep and only 8 minutes’ walk from the Jubilee line. As part of the remarkable lifestyle at Goodluck Hope, all residents have access to The 1595 Club, a network of globally inspired amenities under one roof. This incredible offering includes pools, gyms, a cinema, work from home spaces and more. With over 650 stunning residences across the unique island setting, Goodluck Hope has studio, one, two & three bedroom apartments as well as penthouses available for sale. Prices from £430,000.
Key details
- Homes on site
- 841
- Phases
- 1
- Tenure
- -
- Warranty
- -
- Heating
- -
- EV charging
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Location
- Address · Orchard Place, Leamouth Peninsula, Tower Hamlets
- Postcode · E14 0JZ
- Area · Tower Hamlets
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About the developer
Ballymore is a property developer founded in 1982 by Chairman and Group Chief Executive Sean Mulryan with his wife Bernardine Mulryan, and remains independently owned and managed by the family. For over 40 years it has been responsible for some of Europe's largest regeneration and development projects, from historic coastal sites in Ireland to entirely new urban districts in London, and describes its aim as creating places with soul in which people, business, culture and society can thrive.
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