From the East End to the West End in 15 minutes. Silvertown is connected to the Elizabeth line at Custom House, providing rapid access to Tottenham Court Road and beyond. Meanwhile, a new step-free bridge will soon provide direct access from Silvertown to the station – making getting around town even easier.
Between 2011 and 2020, the local area’s population shot up by 64%, compared to an average of 12% in London and 6% nationally. This is just the start too. After the arrival of the Elizabeth line and the upcoming Silvertown tunnel, a striking new zig-zagging pedestrian and cycle bridge will provide quick, step-free access to Custom House station, millions more Londoners are within 15 minutes of Silvertown.
This increased connectivity has opened up all kinds of opportunities. As well as planned extensions to the ExCeL Centre and the DLR, there are a number of nearby mixed-use developments in the works. These include Mill Road, Royal Wharf, and Millet Place – all set to bring 40,000 new jobs and 30,000 new homes to the area.
Even the Mayor’s getting involved, with City Hall relocating to The Crystal, just north of the Royal Docks. We mean it when we say, Silvertown is the place to be.
Highly accessible by public transport, including the new Elizabeth line linking the East End with the West End.
One of the fastest growing pockets of London with the population predicted to grow a further 9% by 2040.
With nearly 12 miles of waterfront on the Royal Docks, Silvertown will help transform London’s relationship with its water.
A new 305-metre pedestrian and cycle bridge will connect Silvertown to the Elizabeth line at Custom House.
