Development guide · E3 3YP · Zone 2
Skyline Apartments
From the data first.
A 20-storey tower on the Limehouse Cut, and one of the newest blocks in our E3 book.
The evidence · live data
What lets here, and at what
Two things decide how a flat here is let. It runs on a communal heat network, so heat and hot water are metered and charged through the building rather than a boiler in the flat — a tenant needs to hear that at enquiry, not at move-in. And it is individually owned leasehold, not a single-owner build-to-rent block, so you are letting alongside other private landlords rather than against an on-site leasing team.
We are letting 1 home here right now. We won’t publish a building range off fewer than three — that is not a market, it is a coincidence.
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The building · every line sourced
What we can evidence about Skyline Apartments
| Homes with an EPC | 171 dwellings at E3 3YP, every one addressed at Skyline Apartments and every one rated band BEnergy Performance of Buildings Register (GOV.UK) · register queried 28 July 2026 |
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| Residential levels | 20 — apartment numbering runs 101 to 2006, and 2002 and 2006 are recorded as top-floor flatsEnergy Performance of Buildings Register (GOV.UK) · certificate assessed 30 March 2022 |
| Heating | Communal heat network. Space heating and hot water are both recorded as a "Community scheme", with a charging system linked to use of community heating, programmer and TRVsEnergy Performance of Buildings Register (GOV.UK) · certificate assessed 12 November 2021 |
| Tenure | Individually owned leasehold. All 159 registered transactions at the postcode are Leasehold, flat/maisonette; 156 were new-build first salesHM Land Registry Price Paid Data · queried 28 July 2026 |
| In use since | EPCs lodged from 12 November 2021; first new-build completion registered 23 March 2022, the last 20 January 2023HM Land Registry Price Paid Data + GOV.UK EPC register · queried 28 July 2026 |
| Nearest stations | Bromley-by-Bow 8 minutes’ walk (District, Hammersmith & City); Devons Road 12 minutes’ walk (DLR)Transport for London journey planner · checked 28 July 2026 |
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Questions we get asked
Letting at Skyline Apartments
Does Skyline Apartments have communal heating?
Yes. The official EPC register records both space heating and hot water at Skyline Apartments as a "Community scheme" — a communal heat network, with charging linked to use rather than a boiler in each flat. Heat is billed through the building, separately from rent, so tell an applicant before they commit.
What EPC rating do flats at Skyline Apartments have?
Every one of the 171 dwellings at E3 3YP holding a certificate is rated band B. That comfortably clears the current minimum of band E for a letting, and it is a genuine selling point on a portal listing where most of the competing stock is older.
Is Skyline Apartments build-to-rent?
No. HM Land Registry records 159 transactions at the postcode, all leasehold flats, 156 of them new-build first sales. It is individually owned leasehold, so you let alongside other private landlords rather than competing with a single on-site leasing team.
When was Skyline Apartments built?
It came into use around the turn of 2021 into 2022. EPCs were lodged from 12 November 2021 and the first new-build legal completion registered at the postcode is 23 March 2022, with the last on 20 January 2023.