With the opening of the Elizabeth Line, Woolwich is now just 15 minutes from Central London. Gunnery Works now has better average connectivity times to its front door than many established core London locations.

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In addition, Gunnery Terrace also has a National Rail and Thameslink station and DLR Station, which provide extensive rail links to London and beyond. Only Woolwich and Farringdon are served by both Crossrail and Thameslink.

London City Airport is directly across the Thames and can be accessed via the Woolwich Ferry. Heathrow is also directly accessible from Gunnery Works via Crossrail. London City Airport receives over 5.1 million passengers per annum, of whom 46% of passengers were business passengers. The airport accommodates 11 airlines flying to 45 international destinations. London City Airport is privately owned and plans to expand its capacity to accommodate over 11 million passengers annually by 2030.

The A206 runs adjacent to Gunnery Works, giving access to Central London via the A2 and the Blackwall Tunnel: connectivity that will only be further improved by the opening of the Silvertown Tunnel in 2025. Furthermore, Woolwich benefits from direct access to the A2 and routes to Dover and the A25 and London orbital routes. Gunnery Works, and Woolwich in general, provide occupiers with strong logistics fundamentals and excellent import and delivery access from the air- and seaports while maintaining robust last-mile access into Central and South London.

Woolwich is well located for industrial use and has direct access to three of the UK’s biggest ports: Felixstowe, Dover, and Thames Gateway. London City Airport is directly across the Thames from the Royal Arsenal and can be accessed via the Woolwich Ferry. The Thames Clipper riverboat service can be used from the on-site Woolwich Arsenal Pier provides direct routes to Greenwich (15-20 mins), Canary Wharf (20-30 mins) or London Bridge (30-40 mins). Uber Boat by Thames Clipper is available.