London Investments · Canary Wharf, E14
Aspen at Consort Place, Canary Wharf
Completed buy-to-let apartments in one of London’s tallest residential towers, in a postcode known for strong rental yields and international tenant demand.
E14 gross yields*
Approx. 6–7%
Prices
From £[confirm]
Homes
Studios to 3 beds
Status
Complete – ready to let
The investment
A buy-to-let investment in Canary Wharf, London's second financial centre
Aspen is the tallest of three towers at Consort Place on Marsh Wall, E14 – a 65-storey residential tower by developer Far East Consortium, a short walk from the Canary Wharf estate, Jubilee line and Elizabeth line.
Canary Wharf combines a large, well-paid workforce with a growing student population and an international community used to renting. For investors, that means a deep pool of tenants for well-located, well-serviced apartments. Aspen is complete, so apartments can be let from day one rather than waiting for a build to finish.
Rental returns
Why investors buy in Canary Wharf
E14 consistently ranks among London’s highest-yielding postcodes. Prices are lower than in prime central London, while rents are supported by demand from finance, tech and university tenants.
6–7%
Estimated gross yield in E14
Area-level estimates from recent market analyses.
3.5–4.5%
Typical prime central London yield
Higher prices in central postcodes reduce returns.
[x]%
Projected gross yield at Aspen
Based on [unit type, price and achievable rent – confirm].
*Gross yield is annual rent divided by purchase price, before service charge, letting and management fees, voids, mortgage costs and tax. Figures are area-level estimates, not a forecast or guarantee for any individual apartment.
Tenant demand
Who rents at Aspen
London is one of the world’s largest destinations for international students, with China and India the UK’s biggest source countries. Many study on campuses in and around Canary Wharf and look for secure, serviced apartments close to their university.
International students
UCL School of Management at One Canada Square, plus the London campuses of Sunderland, UWS and York St John, are all close by.
Finance & tech professionals
Canary Wharf is home to global banks and firms including HSBC, Barclays and J.P. Morgan.
Relocating & overseas tenants
Corporate lets and international arrivals looking for a ready-made, fully serviced home.
The apartments
Studio to three-bedroom apartments to let
Studios and one-bedroom apartments suit students and young professionals; two- and three-bedroom layouts suit sharers, couples and families. Many are on high floors with dual-aspect or west-facing views, with interiors by Hirsch Bedner Associates.
- Studios to 3 bedrooms, approx. 430–1,100 sq ft
- Floor-to-ceiling glazing with skyline views
- Hotel-standard interiors by Hirsch Bedner Associates
- Complete and ready to let
Residents' facilities
Amenities that help apartments let
Hotel-style facilities help Aspen apartments stand out to tenants and keep them for longer. Residents can also use à la carte services from the Dorsett Hotel next door, such as housekeeping.
24-hour concierge
Staffed reception and parcel handling – ideal for tenants and absent owners.
Wellness suite
Vitality pool, gym, sauna and steam room.
Sky lounge
A high-level residents' lounge with views over London.
Business lounge
Space for study and remote work outside the apartment.
Screening room
Private cinema for residents and guests.
Winter garden & terrace
Landscaped communal space, indoors and out.
Location & transport
Prime positioning on Marsh Wall, Canary Wharf
Consort Place sits just south of the Canary Wharf estate. Three rail lines within walking distance put the City, the West End and Stratford within easy reach – a key factor for tenants.
- South Quay DLR – approx. 5 min walk
- Canary Wharf (Jubilee line) – approx. 7 min walk
- Elizabeth line – approx. 11 min; Bond Street in 13 min
- University campuses on the Canary Wharf estate and Marsh Wall nearby
Gallery
Images are of show homes and computer-generated images and are indicative only.
Investing with Crest Select
Why invest in Aspen through Crest Select
[Two or three lines on Crest Select’s investor service, e.g. unit selection for yield, support for overseas buyers, introductions to mortgage brokers and solicitors, furnishing, tenant finding and lettings management – confirm.]
Investing in Aspen at Canary Wharf: FAQs
What rental yield can I expect at Aspen?
Area-level estimates put gross yields in E14 at around 6–7%. The yield on a specific Aspen apartment depends on its price, size, floor and achievable rent – ask us for current figures by unit.
Who are the typical tenants?
International students at nearby university campuses, Canary Wharf finance and tech professionals, and relocating or overseas tenants looking for a serviced home.
Can overseas investors buy at Aspen?
Yes. Non-UK residents can buy UK property. Additional stamp duty surcharges apply to buy-to-let and non-resident purchases, so we recommend taking advice from a UK solicitor.
Is Aspen complete?
Yes. Residents have moved in and completed apartments are available now, so they can be let without waiting for construction.
Can Crest Select let and manage my apartment?
[Confirm Crest Select’s lettings and management offer, or partners you work with.]
How much are apartments at Aspen?
Prices start from £[confirm]. Pricing changes with availability – request the investor pack for the latest price list.
Investor enquiries
Request the Aspen investor pack
Receive current availability, prices, floor plans and rental estimates by apartment.
This page is for information only and does not constitute financial, tax or legal advice or form part of any contract. Yields are gross, area-level estimates and are not guaranteed; rental income and property values can fall as well as rise. Prices, availability, sizes and travel times are approximate and subject to change. Please take independent advice before investing.
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