Battersea Power Station

The iconic Battersea Power Station is an iconic building in London's Zone 1, or central area, which served as a coal-fired power station from 1930 until the 1980s. It stands proudly on the banks of the River Thames, dominating the skyline of South West London. Once derelict, the area has recently undergone a radical transformation to become one of London's most exclusive new communities.

It is a very large shopping centre and full of endless possibilities. London is a city famous for industrial transformation, industrial brick buildings from the early 1900s are converted into residences and workplaces. You will feel like you are on a film set.

Battersea Power Station occupies a sought-after location in South West London. The site is situated on the banks of the River Thames, between the green space of Battersea Park and the modern developments of Nine Elms.

Nearby Chelsea Bridge provides links to the upmarket neighbourhood of Chelsea, Knightsbridge and Belgravia. The vibrant South West London communities of Clapham, Brixton and Wandsworth are also within easy reach.

The range runs from £835,000 for a studio up to £8,500,000 in the Sky Villas. One bedroom apartments start at £1,220,000.

Apartment sizes range from 38 m² to 280 m². The scheme offers studio, one, two, three and four bedroom options.

Project facts

The distance to the station is measured as a straight line, not as a walk. The price and the size are those of the entry flat as published by the developer.

To compare this scheme’s distance from the centre and its price per square metre with the other London schemes, see London distance table page.