Living in Greenwich Peninsula
Greenwich Peninsula is a dynamic neighbourhood situated in the Royal Borough of Greenwich, London. Known for its iconic skyline and waterfront views, this area has undergone significant transformation, evolving into a hub of culture, leisure, and residential living. It is home to the renowned O2 Arena, which hosts a variety of concerts and events, drawing visitors from all over the city and beyond.
The Peninsula boasts a unique blend of modern architecture and green spaces, including the picturesque Thames Path and the expansive Greenwich Peninsula Park. With excellent transport links, including the North Greenwich Underground station, residents enjoy easy access to Central London, making it an appealing choice for young professionals and families alike. The area is rapidly developing, with new shops, restaurants, and amenities continually emerging, enhancing its vibrant community atmosphere.
Over 6,000 new homes
The area is rapidly expanding with new housing options.
North Greenwich Underground
Direct access to Central London in under 20 minutes.
Greenwich Peninsula Park
Offering recreational activities and stunning views of the Thames.
Home to the O2 Arena
A leading venue for concerts and events in London.
What's happening in Greenwich Peninsula
Best brunch in East London? 'Electric' but affordable spot taking city by storm
The stylish brunch in East London is perfect for weekend dining with friends, without breaking the bank. The spot has quickly carved out a…
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Notting Hill Carnival 2026 Tube closures, bus changes and the best way to get there
Transport for London has outlined important travel advice on how to get to the carnival parade route and then avoid the crowds to get home
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BL1 Bakerloop bus: TfL launches consultation
Transport for London has launched a public consultation on plans for a limited-stop bus service between Waterloo and Lewisham via the Old…
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Blue Eyed Maid: Borough High Street pub to make a comeback
Half a decade after it was last open, the Blue Eyed Maid pub in Borough High Street is set to make a comeback.
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Fire Brigade plans return to old Albert Embankment HQ
The London Fire Brigade's search for a new headquarters when the lease on its Union Street building comes to an end has led it to consider…
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Check out some of Charltons finest gardens and help Greenwich Bexley Community Hospice
Ever fancied a nose around some of the areas best gardens? Youll get your chance this month with the Open Gardens Festival, held to support…
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