One of London's most premium properties hits the market from £700 per week.

Shard Place, a newly completed 27-storey glass tower located beside The Shard, has officially opened with prices starting at £700 per week, offering 176 rental apartments that epitomise luxury urban living in London.  

The apartments, ranging from studios to three-bedroom units, cater to a variety of tenants. Sizes range from 425 to 1,486 square feet, with 20 unique layouts designed to maximise natural light and connect residents to the city’s dynamic surroundings. Floor-to-ceiling windows and triple-aspect views provide breathtaking panoramas of London’s skyline.  

Interiors by the design studio State of Craft feature natural materials and two palettes inspired by the local area – Bermondsey and Borough. Apartments are furnished with bespoke items and pieces from renowned brands such as Cassina and B&B Italia. Optional upgrades, including premium linens and kitchenware, allow for further customisation.  

Shard Place focuses heavily on lifestyle and wellbeing, offering 12,000 square feet of luxury amenities spread across three levels. Notable features include London’s highest outdoor swimming pool, a landscaped sun deck, and a wellness suite with a gym, sauna, and steam room. Residents also have access to a private dining room with an option for a chef, a cinema, and a library opening onto a south-facing terrace with views of St Paul’s Cathedral.  

The property also integrates over 1,000 curated artworks by Richeldis Fine Art, with pieces from artists such as Lawrence Calver and Carla Cascales. These works, inspired by craft and nature, contribute to a refined and sophisticated living environment.  

Designed by Renzo Piano Building Workshop, Shard Place features two intersecting volumes that appear to "float" 16 metres above ground level. This creates a 13,000-square-foot landscaped public realm designed by Dan Pearson Studio. The building’s low-iron glazed façade enhances natural light and strengthens the connection between indoor and outdoor spaces.  

Positioned in the heart of London Bridge, Shard Place completes the Shard Quarter, joining The Shard and The News Building. The location offers close proximity to cultural and gastronomic landmarks, including Borough Market, Tate Modern, and the Tower of London.