Luxury London has spotlighted Opus at Bankside Yards, highlighting how the landmark residential tower will bring a new standard of luxury and sustainable living to London’s South Bank.

Combining exceptional architecture, world-class amenities and a pioneering approach to sustainability, Opus is set to redefine riverside living on the South Bank.

Alasdair Nicholls, Chief Executive of Native Land, shared:

“Opus will be the first residential building at Bankside Yards and will pave the way for environmentally smart living in the capital.”

Situated just footsteps from Tate Modern and within walking distance of the London Eye, and Shakespeare’s Globe, Opus places residents at the heart of one of the capital’s most vibrant cultural destinations, alongside excellent connectivity across London from nearby Blackfriars station.

The 50-storey tower comprises 249 residences, including signature suites, two and three bedroom apartments, alongside a collection of four-bedroom penthouses. Thoughtfully designed interiors balance elegance with practicality, featuring bespoke kitchens, natural materials and expansive windows that maximise light and views across the city.

Gallery on 23, offers an exclusive residents-only retreat designed by Chapman Eugene, with landscaping by Enea. Featuring a double-height lounge, private dining room and terrace bar overlooking London’s skyline, the space has been conceived as a destination in its own right.

Read the full feature in Luxury London here.

The residences at Opus, Bankside Yards, are due to complete in early Q1 2027. Starting prices from £775,000.