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" Found within the heart of vibrant Shad Thames and just moments from the River Thames and Butlers Wharf, this exceptional one bedroom apartment has it all. A spacious 20‘ reception room with views towards the Shard, stunning luxury fully fitted kitchen which has spared no expense, with high gloss lacquered units incorporating Siemens appliances, as well as many other high end fittings.

The luxury bathroom has also been upgraded with Villeroy & Boch sanitaryware and now offers a relaxing space to escape and unwind after a hard day at the office.

Situated within the heart of Shad Thames, Vanilla & Sesame Court offers easy access to the area‘s fine restaurants and bars and is within reach of London Bridge and Tower Hill Stations.

Shad Thames is the perfect location along the banks of the River Thames, steeped in history and enchanting character. Located adjacent to the historical Tower Bridge, Shad Thames originally housed the largest warehouse complex in London. These warehouses contained huge quantities of commodities such as tea, coffee and spices, thus lending the names to many of the residential developments from which the warehouses were converted, including The Cardamom Building, Coriander Court and Tea Trade Wharf amongst others.

A variety of bars and restaurants are within walking distance. The area is very accessible and whilst many residents walk across Tower Bridge into the city, there are also good transport links via London Bridge Mainline Station, underground Jubilee and Northern lines and Tower Hill District and Circle lines . Another transport option is the River Taxi at Hays Galleria or St Katharine Docks.
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This property is available with a Deposit Free option which means that instead of paying a traditional five weeks security deposit, you pay a fee of one weeks rent VAT subject to a minimum of £120 VAT to become a member of a deposit free renting scheme which significantly reduces the up front costs. This fee is non refundable and is not a deposit so cannot be used towards covering the cost of any future damage. "