The Jam Factory, Green Walk, SE1 4TQ

Two-Bedroom Warehouse Conversion – The Jam Factory, SE1

Set within the landmark Jam Factory development, this well-proportioned two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment offers a considered blend of industrial heritage and contemporary living in one of SE1’s most established and connected neighbourhoods.

Originally built in the early 20th century as a food production warehouse and later converted by Sir Terence Conran in the early 2000s, The Jam Factory has become one of Bermondsey’s defining residential schemes. Its transformation reflects the wider evolution of the area from an industrial quarter into a sought-after central London address, particularly among professionals drawn to its proximity to the South Bank, the City and London Bridge.

Extending to over 1,000 sq. ft., the apartment retains a number of characteristic warehouse features, including exposed brickwork, large sash windows and high ceilings, all of which contribute to a strong sense of volume and natural light. The open-plan reception space provides a versatile layout suitable for both day-to-day living and entertaining, while the bespoke Brazilian walnut kitchen is finished to a high standard and includes integrated appliances.

Both bedrooms are generous double rooms, with the principal bedroom benefitting from an en-suite bathroom. A second bathroom serves the remainder of the accommodation, creating a balanced and practical layout well suited to modern living arrangements.

The Jam Factory remains one of Bermondsey’s most well-regarded developments, offering a 24-hour concierge, secure entry and well-maintained communal areas, along with a mix of residential and commercial occupiers that contribute to the building’s distinctive character.

The location places residents within easy reach of Borough Market, Bermondsey Street and the wider cultural and commercial amenities of the South Bank. London Bridge, Borough and Elephant & Castle stations provide a range of Underground and National Rail connections, offering direct access to the City, Canary Wharf and the West End, reinforcing the area’s ongoing appeal to professionals.

Key Features:

• Share of Freehold

• Service charge: £6,800 per annum

• Council Tax Band: G

• EPC: C

Transport Links:

• Borough Station (Northern Line) – approx. 14 minutes’ walk

• London Bridge Station (Jubilee, Northern & National Rail) – approx. 18 minutes’ walk

• Elephant & Castle (Bakerloo & Northern Lines) – approx. 15 minutes’ walk

• Bus routes: 1, N1, 42, 78, 188, 343, C10 providing access across Central London