

Rivergate Quarter
The city's river edge: nineteenth-century warehouses, new towers, and a mile of public quay.
Rivergate was the city's freight quarter until the docks moved east. What is left is a mile of stone quay, a run of brick warehouses that survived because nobody could work out what else to do with them, and — since 2016 — a small number of towers on the vacant plots between.
The quarter works because it was never rebuilt all at once. A tower sits beside a warehouse sits beside a chandler's yard that still sells rope. Residents get river light on one side and a proper street on the other.
What to know
Aspect
The river runs broadly east–west here, so north-facing apartments get even, glare-free light and the south side gets the sun on the water.
Service charges
Tower apartments carry a concierge and plant charge. Warehouse conversions are usually cheaper to run but have fewer shared services.
Getting around
- Rivergate quay
- At the door
- Metro — Rivergate North
- 5 minutes on foot
- Old Town
- 14 minutes on foot
- Central station
- 11 minutes by metro
- Airport express
- 31 minutes from Central
Character
In Rivergate Quarter


Advisors for Rivergate Quarter
Teodor Halvik
Partner — City
Founded the city desk. Has read more service charge accounts than anyone should.
Anselm Brodt
Director — New Developments
Reads a specification the way other people read a contract, because it is one.
Yuki Farrow
Head of Lettings
Runs the lettings book to the same standard as the sales book, which is unusual.