1.Prime Zone 1.5 location on the south bank of the Thames, offering stunning river views.
2.Close to the large leisure and shopping area of Battersea Power Station.
3.Adjacent to the newly developed Nine Elms district.
4.Walking distance to Battersea Park Train Station and Victoria Station.
5.Excellent educational resources in the area.
6.Near the Thames River and Battersea Park, one of London's iconic parks.
Prince of Wales Drive is situated next to Battersea Park, a gem in the commercial redevelopment of South London. This area on London’s South Bank is increasingly becoming a sought-after location, offering a serene yet vibrant living environment. Battersea Park, known as the "Lung of London," is just a stone’s throw away, with its 80 hectares of green space and 3 kilometers of riverside paths providing an ideal escape to nature.
The nearby Battersea Power Station area, with over 150 cafes, shops, and restaurants, offers ample leisure options for residents. Additionally, popular spots like Chelsea and Pimlico are just 1.6 kilometers away, offering immediate access to modern urban living. The prestigious Newton Prep School is only a few hundred meters away, and the renowned Thomas’s Battersea, where Prince George and Princess Charlotte attend, is also nearby.
Walking Distance:
Nine Elms
Battersea Park
Sloane Square
Public Transport:
Northern Line:
Battersea Power Station (Walking distance)
Kennington - 2 stops
London Bridge - 5 stops
Westminster - 6 stops
Liverpool Street - 7 stops
Soho - 7 stops
Train:
Walk to Battersea Park Station or Queenstown Road Station, which provide connections to London Victoria and London Waterloo.
Tube:
The two Northern Line extension stations at Battersea Power Station will offer even more convenient travel options for residents.
Primary Schools:
St Aidan's VC Primary School (Public)
Mayflower Primary School (Public)
Thomas’s Battersea (Private)
Secondary Schools:
St Thomas More Catholic School (Public)
St Paul's Way Trust School (Public)
Notre Dame Roman Catholic Girls' School (Public)
Universities:
Royal Academy of Arts (RA)
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
King’s College London (KCL)
University College London (UCL)
Central Saint Martins
