BBerkeley·1–3 bedroom apartments

Heron Wharf

Development

141 Leven Road, London, E14 0LL · View on map

Heron Wharf is a new-build development by Berkeley at 141 Leven Road, London E14 0LL. It has leasehold 1 to 3-bedroom apartments across 3 property types, with prices from £420,000.

Prices from£420,000
First move-insTBC
Property types3
Homes available0
TenureLeasehold
Warranty -

Prices and availability updated 18 October 2026 by Berkeley.

Property types at Heron Wharf

Each type has its own floorplan and specification. Open a type to see full details and availability.

1 bedroom apartmentApartmentOne bedroom apartments in The Millhouse and The Heron Collection, completed.
1 bed47 m²
From£420,000Sold out
2 bedroom apartmentApartmentTwo bedroom apartments in The Millhouse and The Heron Collection, completed.
2 bed68 m²
From£549,500Sold out
3 bedroom apartmentApartmentThree bedroom apartments in The Heron Collection, completed.
3 bed103 m²
From£750,000Sold out

About the development

Set on the banks of the River Lea within 2.5 acres of landscaped grounds, with over half the development dedicated to open riverside space and views towards Canary Wharf, the City, the river and the park. 1, 2 and 3 bedroom homes, with East India DLR and Canning Town stations within walking distance and Canary Wharf 4 minutes away. Residents have The Riverside Club, with a 20m swimming pool and vitality pool, sauna, steam room and salt room, gym, cinema room, games room and residents' lounge. A St William development, now part of the Berkeley brand.

Key details

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About the developer

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Berkeley

Berkeley was founded in 1976 and is one of the UK's best known developers of new homes, building medium to large-scale developments, mixed-use and regeneration schemes, riverside apartments and refurbished historic buildings across London and the South of England. Over time it grew into several brands (Berkeley, St Joseph, St James, St Edward, St George and St William) representing partnerships with other organisations; St James (founded in 1996 with Thames Water to regenerate redundant waterworks) and St William (founded in 2014 with National Grid to transform former gasworks) are now part of the Berkeley brand.

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