Oliver's Wharf | Accidentally Wes Anderson

Built as a tea warehouse in 1870, this facilities once held up to 60,000 packages that were delivered via the Thames River. A century later it was one of the first warehouses in Wapping to be converted into residential dwellings, but it has most certainly kept its industrial era charm.

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