Central Bermondsey roads

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Bermondsey Property Guide: Central Bermondsey roads

Info	Bermondsey Square	Bermondsey Street	Grange Walk

map This is a guide to the best roads to buy or let in the locality. Borders: Snowfields and Grange Road. Park: Tanner Street Park Underground station: London Bridge Prime roads: Tanner Street, Weston Street Architecture: Victorian conversions to Modern housing History: Leather Market 1862 map	map Bermondsey comes from Old English and may have meant 'Beornumund's Island' as Bermondsey was a district of marshes. In 1950 Caledonian (Antique) Market moved to Bermondsey. In 2008 Bermondsey Square was developed with new apartments, offices, a hotel, shops and a 52 seat cinema.	map In the 1990s the street was developed with apartments and offices . New shops. bars and restaurants followed has made it it the vibrant heart of Bermondsey. Key properties: Nos 1-25 +14-16. New developments: No 214 Market Mews	map Grange means a group of houses attached to a monastery (ie the long-gone Bermondsey Abbey) . Many fine period houses just off Tower Bridge Road.

Leathermarket Street	Long Lane	Riley Road	Rothsay Street

map Named after the local leather market which traded from 1833 until recent times. Tradition of tanners since 17th Century. Key Properties: Nos 1-5, 11-17 & 2-26	map Reference to Long Lane in 16th Century. Key Properties: Nos 231-255	map Quiet road off Tower Bridge Road with blocks of flats.	map Includes the Jam Factory. being the old Hartleys Jam Factory converted into three blocks. (A, B and C) plus Block D which is a new build.

Tanner Street	Tyers Gate	Weston Street	Estate agent

Map Named after the tanners of the leather market. Originally known as Five Foot Lane. Key Properties: Nos 4-40 & 42	Map Key Properties: Nos 1-7 & 2-6 Quietly situated in the Bermondsey Street Conservation Area. Several fine warehouse conversions including Navigator House.	Map Runs parallel with Bermondsey Street from St Thomas Street to Long Lane. Several fine warehouse conversions