41–59 Battersea Park Road, SW8 delivers 779 units in an 81‑storey tower 234 m from Battersea Power Station Underground (Northern Line Zone 1), giving circa 10–12 minute rides to the West End, City and key employment hubs.
Nine Elms regeneration, new United States Embassy and £15 billion local investment underpin rental demand from professionals; a modern, amenities‑rich tower in Zone 1 typically supports robust yields and long‑term value resilience.
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Found at 41–59 Battersea Park Road, right in Nine Elms, this modern place to live is in a great spot in one of Central London's most changing areas. The area has lots of money being spent on it, cool new buildings, and more homes and businesses popping up, especially near Battersea Power Station and the new US Embassy. Being close to Battersea Power Station, Nine Elms, and Vauxhall stations means you can quickly get around using the Northern Line extension, Victoria Line, and trains, making it easy to reach the West End, the City, and Canary Wharf. Because it’s so easy to get around, lots of people want to live here, which keeps the market steady.
A detailed map shows how close the spot is to Zone 1, meaning residents are near London's main business, cultural, and fun places. Battersea Park, the River Thames, and paths along the river make it a nice place to live, with parks and things to do alongside city life. The ongoing changes in the area, along with money being invested by both the government and private companies, keep Nine Elms as a key area for London's growth, making it a good place to live and a stable investment.
This stand-out building has 779 modern apartments in an 81-story tower, making it a noticeable part of the Nine Elms skyline. The building is designed to look tall and stylish, with lots of glass and smart use of space, bringing in sunlight and great views of the city, including the Thames and Westminster. Private balconies give more outdoor living space, and nice shared terraces and social spots let people relax, chat, and feel good.
Inside, the apartments have an open plan, with nice kitchens, good appliances, and well-done bathrooms that work well and will last. Photos show the materials, clear layout, and modern details that make the apartments special. Residents can use many things, including coworking spaces, gyms, lounges, gardens, bike storage, and shops, making it a complete city living experience that meets the needs of central London living.
You can buy an apartment here now, which is a chance to get into one of London’s most talked-about areas. Prices are set based on the building’s height, design, how easy it is to get around, and closeness to business areas, making it a solid investment. Renters like these apartments, including professionals, company employees, and people from other countries, so you can count on a steady income, and the constant investment in Nine Elms helps the property value grow and stay strong.
Each buyer gets access to well-managed shared facilities, modern building guarantees, and clear ownership plans, ensuring things run smoothly and the investment is safe. Because the building is big, noticeable, and in a good spot, it tends to stay occupied and easy to sell. As a prime property in central London, this project combines great design, easy transport, and growth from area improvements, making it a strong place to live and invest.
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Watkin Jones unveils plans to deliver much-needed affordable homes at a strategic location on the site. With a focus on homes at social rent, Watkin Jones aims to address an identified local need and contribute to the community's welfare.
In addition, the company acknowledges the influx of new universities into the area, including the Royal College of Art's upcoming campus at Hester Road. The accessibility of the locality, facilitated by the new Northern Line extension, will make it convenient for students to access a range of universities in central London, further enhancing the area's appeal and vibrancy.
This website provides access to various informational resources, including the consultation document shared with residents during the pre-planning consultation in early 2022. Additionally, effective from November 30, 2022, you can access details from our Resident Update event on this site. We also offer comprehensive information about the Watkin Jones Group, the broader project team, and our development proposals.
As part of our ongoing efforts to address residents' concerns, following the pre-planning consultation, we submitted a planning application for the mixed-use redevelopment of Bookers Wholesale and the former BMW showroom on Battersea Park Road. During the Council's statutory consultation, residents raised specific issues about our submitted plans. To engage with the community and reflect their feedback, we organized a Resident Update event on November 30, during which our project team explained the modifications made to our scheme. After evaluating residents' input, our plan is to formally incorporate these adjustments into our existing planning application. Subsequently, the Council will conduct a separate re-consultation, providing you with another opportunity to express your views on the site's future.
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