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Southbank, London

Paris Gardens

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Developing an impressive-looking student accommodation scheme in the prime South Bank area of London.

A black car driving down a street next to tall buildings.

Paris Gardens is a contemporary student accommodation scheme developed by our development company McLaren Property.

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United Kingdom
Luxury
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Student accommodation scheme in prime central London
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253 student bedrooms across two buildings
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13 storey tower and nine storey tower
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135,000 sq ft for the Central School of Ballet
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Rooftop terrace gardens

Comprising a 13-storey tower and a nine-storey tower connected by a central podium, the impressive-looking property houses 253 student bedrooms and the Central School of Ballet.

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Accommodation is split between fully self-contained studio units and two/three bedroom apartments with shared social areas. Students also enjoy a communal penthouse lounge with roof gardens, and a terrace with trees on the podium roof between the towers. The link between the two towers features ‘living walls’ of greenery to add to the aesthetic character.

Paris Gardens communal lounge with orange armchairs, dining tables, pool table and vending machines

The lower levels of one of the buildings provide a new 35,000 sq ft home for the Central School of Ballet.

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Paris Gardens is located in the prime South Bank area of central London, within a 15 minute walk of Covent Garden and central London. King’s College and London School of Economics (LSE) are within a five minute walk, and there is easy access to the University College London Bloomsbury campus.

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The scheme was sold to LetterOne.

Student studio at Paris Gardens with a breakfast bar and a bedroom window overlooking the London Eye
Looking up between the two Paris Gardens towers, with a living green wall on the podium link
Communal student lounge with orange armchairs, pendant lights and a student working at a table
Breakfast bar set with colourful bowls beneath a pop-art portrait print
Corridor with a large floor number 10 and Paris Gardens lettering painted on the wall
Roof terrace with artificial grass and a glass balustrade, looking out over central London
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