The Pier is a stylish contemporary collection of new 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments situated within this landmark development, Ingress Park. Crest Nicholson have already sold a wide collection of sought after properties which have been extremely popular. Call today to reserve your new home.

Location

Out and about
The Pier benefits from being at the heart of one of the best-connected regions in the south east. It is an ideal location for commuters, whether your office is in central London or further afield. Local Greenhithe station, which has recently been upgraded, offers services into London Victoria (60 to 90 minutes), Cannon Street (50 minutes), Charing Cross (50 minutes), London Bridge (45 minutes) and Waterloo East (43 minutes). By changing at Lewisham, you can connect to the DLR for Greenwich and Canary Wharf*.
Ebbsfleet International station, newly opened and of stunning futuristic design, is on the Eurostar route. The new high-speed trains that are now able to use the tracks whisk you into European cities including Paris (2 hours 5 minutes), Lille (1 hour 10 minutes) and Brussels (1 hour 41 minutes), with connections to most other cities across the continent.
Now launched, London commuters are able to take advantage of journey times to St Pancras of just 17 minutes on this same line.
Both stations are currently accessible by road, with ample parking at Ebbsfleet International, but in 2010 the North Kent Fast Track bus service will start to serve Ingress Park. The buses, which have dedicated roadways, offer convenient connections to the two stations as well as to Bluewater.
By road, you can join the M25 at junction 1a, going north to the Dartford Tunnel and M11 for Stansted (junction 27), or south towards the M20 (junction 3), M26 (junction 5) or the M23 for Gatwick (junction 7). The A2 is a direct route into south east London and is undergoing major improvements at the M25 junction and between the Cobham and Gravesend junctions.

Living life the way you want
As an integral part of Ingress Park, The Pier offers a unique lifestyle in a spectacular setting. This is where the river, history, nature and architecture all inform the broader landscape and will influence the way you enjoy life there.
Views of the Thames, whether from your window or the regenerated riverside walk, are constantly changing and always inspiring. The river is wide and sweeping here, looping around as it broadens out for its estuary on the North Kent coast. Night time views, when the shores are studded with lights, are particularly evocative, as the Stone Ness lighthouse twinkles in the distance. The skies seem huge, and the urban sprawl a world away.
Ingress Park is a place for walking and exploring. From the beginning, landscaping was a key feature and, as a testament to this, the development has received many awards. The centrepiece is the 1833 Ingress Abbey, built in stone from the Old London Bridge, now with commercial occupants. Around it, waterfront, parkland and woodland areas have all been created between the different residential neighbourhoods. There is a heritage trail, footpaths and cycle tracks, Victorian follies and hundreds of flourishing trees. Another unique feature is the grass amphitheatre, a focus for community events and summer picnics.