Please review the below criteria required to rent any of our apartments:
  • The apartment details which include the rental monthly values are outlined on the "Find your apartment page" so please do review the options available in advance, this will help us ensure we are able to accommodate your preferences and choices in line with your personal requirements.
  • Household annual income must be equal to and at least 2.66 the annual rent value
  • Where a guarantor is required, the guarantor's income must equal at least 4x the annual rent value and they will go through referencing checks.
  • We are unable to accept anyone with an adverse credit record or with outstanding CCJ's
  • Applicants must provide Right to Rent documentation during the referencing checks
  • All documentation must the provided to the referencing company within 3 days of making a reservation and having your reservation approved.
  • In the event of a successful application, your holding commitment will be offset against your first month’s rent as rental credit. To confirm the reservation, a payment of £400 will be due on the day of your application as a holding commitment, which will remove the selected property from the market for you.

*By continuing to apply for an apartment, you agree to the rental criteria above and understand that the holding commitment can be retained in full, if your contract is not signed 14 days prior to the tenancy start date or if you have given false or misleading information that leads to a declined reference.

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Resident spotlight: Meet Phil and Kelly Horton

A buzzing community with pet-friendly living ticked all the boxes for new parents and their pup. Find out why Westfield’s Coppermaker Square was the right choice for project manager, Phil, and his wife Kelly, 32, along with their one-month-old baby boy and Cavapoo.

Why did you choose Coppermaker Square?

“The standard at Coppermaker Square is exceptional and we were able to get an additional bedroom to what we’d be paying elsewhere in East London” says Phil.  “I’ve also got the option to use the shared co-working space when working from home too. What I love about it is it gets some really lovely natural lighting in there and it’s just such a stylish setting with all the amenities I need for my workday.” says Phil.

“But the spa and the pool area is the stand-out piece for me. You wouldn’t get the quality anywhere else, and the gym is so much bigger than at other developments we’d looked at. There’s even a full fitness class schedule which is awesome!” Phil added.

What drew you to Stratford as a location for your family?

“I moved to East London about five years ago and the main reason initially was because of the amazing transport links,” says Phil. “You can get pretty much get anywhere with so many Tube and Rail lines which is super convenient, but at the same time, there’s so much going on in Stratford which I love. You can see how popular the area is because there are lots of new developments and businesses cropping up, which is great for the local economy.”

What else did you consider before moving?

“Finding somewhere to live with a sociable community feel was important to us moving back to the UK. Coppermaker Square has a packed schedule of resident events and there’s a growing dog owner community – we know we wouldn’t get anything like this renting privately in London” says Phil Horton, 34.

“Coming from the US originally, I don’t know many people in London. It was important for me to find somewhere to live where I can meet people and make friends in the local area” says Kelly. “At Coppermaker Square, I’ve already been able to meet so many other residents without even leaving the building, which makes things 10x easier, especially with a baby!” she continued.