Updated October 2026 · Fraser Bond
Buildings · London
London's iconic residential buildings
Grade II listed Brutalist estate with gardens, lakes and an arts centre.
Ernő Goldfinger's listed 1970s tower.
Goldfinger's earlier tower, since refurbished.
1930s modernist flats, once home to Bauhaus figures.
Listed stepped terraces of the late 1970s.
Homes inside and around the restored landmark.
Glass towers next to Tate Modern.
One of London's most expensive addresses.
Buying in a landmark building
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Are listed flats harder to alter?
Yes; many changes need listed building consent.
Are service charges higher?
Often, especially with concierge and amenities.
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