Compare Our Space Types
BenefitsSee what’s included in each work space type. |  CoreA blank canvas to make your own |  Work ReadyFitted, furnished and connected. | |
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Features included: | Core Workspace | Fitted | Fully Managed |
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Sustainable Workspaces | |||
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Fully managed WiFi Connectivity | |||
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Workspace Support from Shared Property Manager | |||
Local Area
Open spaces. Historic places. Immersive experiences. All around you, at Canada Water.
Canada Water is in the heart of London
The heart of everywhere Getting here
Just a few minutes from London Bridge and West End buzz in one direction. Canary Wharf's heights and Shoreditch edge lie in the other.
It’s also an area with its own identity. Here, you’ll find some of London’s oldest and newest neighbourhoods, landmarks and experiences.
There are charming pubs and internationally renowned art galleries; historical museums and cutting edge immersive entertainment.
Let’s explore:
Steps from historic Rotherhithe
Canada Water is just steps from the quiet, cobbled streets of Rotherhithe village, where you’ll discover the Thames’s oldest pub, and myriad historic connections to London’s maritime past. lore dozens of parks, woods and natural areas – from the grand Southwark Park, to secluded woods and wetlands, to Surrey Docks city Farm.
From Canada Water station
Southwark Park
7 min walk
Russia Dock Woodland
12 min walk
Stave Hill Ecological Park
12 min walk
Greenland Dock
11 min walk
Culture
If you’re looking for culture, you can head to the pair of Southwark Park Galleries, internationally renowned for championing experimental work.
Or to the architecturally striking library and theatre, for community events, contemporary performances and more.
Experiences
Whether you’re planning a day trip, coming for a night out or popping out at lunchtime, you’re just a short walk from so much.
Greenland Dock
The area is London’s water sports hub: you can row, sail, paddleboard, kayak and power boat – either for fun, with a club, or to get qualified. Or if you just want to dive right in – Greenland Dock is London’s newest open water swimming spot.
The Thames Path
The Thames Path National Trail follows the River Thames from its source in Gloucestershire to the Thames Barrier in east London. Passing through Canada Water, it offers a scenic riverside route with peaceful stretches for walking and cycling.
Local area
On the map
Whether you’re after historic London, immersive excitement or relaxing nature, it’s all at hand, at Canada Water.
Rotherhithe Village
Rotherhithe village is a quiet riverside pocket of old London – full of cobbled streets, maritime history and charming churches and pubs. Including The Mayflower, the oldest pub on the Thames, which marks the departure point for the Pilgrims heading to America in 1620.
Southwark Park
Calm, spacious and community-focused, Southwark Park is a classic Victorian London park, and the largest in the area. As well as tree-lined boulevards, boating lake and bandstand, the park is also home to Southwark Park Galleries: two thriving contemporary art spaces internationally renowned for championing experimental work.
Corner Corner
Corner Corner is Canada Water’s hub for street food, cocktails, and free live jazz, funk, soul and DJs. Explore the buzzing food hall, terrace, and café. Your greens have come straight from the UK’s largest vertical farm, which is on site. Corner Corner is a crossroads of food, culture and community.
Canada Water Library + Theatre
Canada Water library and theatre is one of Canada Water’s most striking landmarks: a futuristic inverted pyramid that seems to hover above Canada Dock. As well as the library and performance space, there’s a café and loads of study spaces. Ask about the ‘library of things’ – where you can borrow objects, instead of books.
Surrey Docks Farm
Surrey Docks Farm is a 50-year-old working city farm next to the Thames. Home to goats, pigs, sheep and gardens, it’s a favourite with locals, school kids and visitors alike. There’s a farm shop, coffee shop, and plentiful opportunities to get hands-on with the animals, volunteer or just enjoy the river gardens.
Surrey Dock Fitness & Watersports Centre
Greenland Dock is London’s oldest dock – and a modern water sports hub. Here you can row, sail, paddleboard, kayak and power boat – either for fun, with a club, or to get qualified. If you just want to dive right in – Greenland Dock is London’s newest open water swimming spot.
Getting Here
Canada Water is perfectly positioned in Zone 2, and just minutes from London Bridge and Canary Wharf, it’s where all of London’s newest lines meet – we’re on the Jubilee and Windrush lines, and you’re just one stop from the Elizabeth Line at Canary Wharf.
Discover Canada Water
Step on the boardwalk. Change your view. Canada Water is one of London’s most exciting central neighbourhoods.