Ruskin Walk is the first phase of the exciting new Albany Place development. Ideally located in the heart of Southwark in South London, Albany Place brings quality, contemporary and spacious living to one of London’s most up and coming areas. Close to the City and the West End, with excellent transport connections, outdoor spaces and a great range of local amenities, affordable Zone 1 living is closer than you think.

The ongoing regeneration of the Elephant & Castle area is exceptional.

£1.5 billion of investment is bringing thousands of new homes, a new pedestrianised town centre, plenty of retail space, five new open spaces and an integrated transport hub.

Within this, Albany Place is part of a complete redevelopment of the Burgess Park area. Over the next fifteen years, the neighbourhood will be transformed into one of the most exciting and vibrant new communities in central London, with new transport links, schools, healthcare and retail facilities. The area already boasts outstanding early years and primary schools, including New Walworth Academy, award-winning Michael Faraday primary school, Aylesbury early years centre and 1st place Children’s Centre.

The transformation is already underway. Burgess Terrace, next to Ruskin Walk, launches in 2013. And just down the road from Albany Place, the second phase of the regeneration programme is also underway.

Albany Place will set the standard for the new neighbourhood and become a benchmark for quality. Demand for these long-awaited new homes in this prime location is likely to be extremely high. Albany Place marks the beginning of a new chapter for South London – be a part of this new start. Destined to become one of Zone 1’s most sought after residential areas, the availability of apartments in Ruskin Walk is one of the most exciting investments in London.

Daily essentials are right on your doorstep.

Walworth Road is one of London’s longest streets with a range of shops to meet your everyday needs. East Street Market takes care of your five a day and Borough Market is probably the most famous food market in the area.

The big names of Oxford Street are just an 11-minute tube journey from Elephant & Castle, or step over to Soho or Carnaby Street for some more unique discoveries - whatever your taste, you will be spoilt for choice. The new 1.8 million sq ft Westfield Stratford City is only 30 minutes on the tube.

In the heart of London, on the banks of the Thames, Southwark is teeming with all kinds of activities.

From all of the top attractions London has to offer to the culture and arts closer to home, you are never far from a new discovery. Soak up the culture and art of the Tate Modern, catch a show in the West End or visit some of the wide range of exhibitions, concerts and events going on at the Hayward Gallery at the Southbank Centre.

Just a short walk from Ruskin Walk, the multi-million pound transformation of Burgess Park is currently underway.

This will be a fantastic destination for local residents with lots on offer, from fun-packed activities to lazy days just enjoying the beautiful scenery.

Sports facilities include cricket, football, tennis, a cycle track and new sports pavilion. For a less energetic pastime, the lake is stocked for fishing.

Picnic areas, a café and the stunning Chumleigh Gardens make Burgess Park the perfect destination for relaxing outdoors.

And bringing even more choice of outdoor space, Kennington Park is just a 10-minute walk away.

The hustle and bustle of the West End is just a 10-minute tube journey with its endless choice of restaurants, serving all types of cuisine, bars, pubs and clubs.

Closer to home, the legendary Ministry of Sound in Elephant & Castle will provide a fantastic night out.

Positioned in Zone 1, Ruskin Walk is spoilt by its wealth of public transport options.

Tube trains run to Bank within 5 minutes. Oval station for overground links is only a 10-minute walk away.

Adding to this the multiple bus routes linking you to every part of London, here you really are close to everywhere.