The Marsh & Parsons Battersea office is centrally located on Northcote Road, and provides residential sales and lettings services to the entire Battersea area including Clapham Junction, Clapham Common, St John’s Hill, Wandsworth and Battersea Park.
As one of London’s most popular residential areas, Battersea is home to a wide range of property types and lays claim to a thriving community. Victorian and Edwardian houses line residential streets, whilst purpose-built apartments and contemporary waterfront properties mark the area’s embrace of riverside life.
Our Battersea branch is one of 33 interconnected Marsh & Parsons offices located throughout the London area. Properties that are sold or let with us are shared throughout our entire network, so whether you’re thinking of buying or selling, a first-time buyer or moving to a new family home, our team of Battersea estate agents will be there for you every step of the way. And if you’re on the hunt for one of Battersea’s rental properties, our lettings agents are ready to help. Get in touch with us today.
…popular restaurants, boutique shops and the prolific Battersea Power Station have transformed Battersea into one of London’s culinary and cultural hubs.
Living in Battersea
Boasting excellent local schools, an active community and convenient transport links, Battersea has risen through the ranks of top London boroughs and established itself as a haven for families and young professionals alike – so much so that it has been heralded as London’s ‘Nappy Valley’ and ‘Pram Springs’.
When it comes to green spaces, Battersea Park, Clapham Common and Wandsworth Common spoil residents for choice – acres of parkland, running tracks and picnic opportunities adorn the area. That said, Battersea is far more than an abundance of green space: popular restaurants, boutique shops and the prolific Battersea Power Station have transformed Battersea into one of London’s culinary and cultural hubs.
Charles Streatfeild, Battersea’s Associate Director and Sales Manager, lives in the area and describes Northcote Road as a place where “you’ll make friends straightaway” and Battersea as an area that “few people move away from”.
For more information on the area, check out our guide to living in Battersea.
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