Welcome to Battersea
Positioned north of Clapham and south of the River Thames, Battersea is a popular neighbourhood offering the perfect balance of convenience and quality of life.
Perhaps best known for its iconic power station, which produced a fifth of the capital’s electricity at its peak, the area is now a thriving hub of new build developments and luxury amenities. It is particularly popular with young professionals who value its outstanding transport connections, as well as families who appreciate its large houses and excellent schools.
Property in Battersea
Battersea offers a variety of property styles to suit its residents. Victorian terraced homes and Edwardian villas offer period features and landscaped gardens ideal for entertaining. Riverside apartments are also highly desirable, while modern high-rise developments appeal to those who value having on-site facilities.
Sought after streets include Prince of Wales Drive, where sought after mansion blocks overlook Battersea Park. The roads surrounding Northcote Road are lined with magnificent houses perfect for growing families, while Albert Bridge Road offers characterful homes with direct access to the river.
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The Battersea Power Station complex comprises over 150 shops, bars and restaurants, making it the perfect place for a weekend outing. Arcade Food Hall features 13 different global cuisines, meaning there is a dish for everyone. For a delicious brunch, South African eatery Tasha’s serves classic dishes with a thoughtful twist, with their sweetcorn scramble highly recommended by frequent visitors. Once you’ve finished eating, take a ride in the Chimney Lift to the top of this historic Grade II Listed building and enjoy 360° views of the London skyline.
Close to Northcote Road, you will find a number of independent businesses ideal for a relaxed browse. Homeware boutique Maison Curate sells unique gifts, furnishings and decorations perfect for a last minute birthday present. For your footwear fix, pay a visit to Made The Edit, which stocks shoes from designers across Europe and beyond. If you’re a fan of thrifting, head to Northcote Antiques Market, which buys and sells vintage products and collectibles seven days a week.
Green Spaces in Battersea
Positioned between three grand green spaces, residents of Battersea benefit from easy access to some of the capital’s most beautiful parks. Battersea Park has a number of amenities which attract people from the local area and beyond, including a picturesque boating lake, sub-tropical garden and even a zoo. Nearby Clapham Common features ponds and sports facilities, while Wandsworth Common offers tennis courts and is ideal for wildlife watching, benefitting from an on-site nature centre.
Barnes Transport Links
The area is well placed for outstanding transport links to central London and beyond. Despite its name, Clapham Junction station is located in Battersea, and as one of the busiest rail hubs in Europe, it offers direct connections to over 100 stations. Trains reach Victoria in just six minutes, and the journey to London Waterloo takes nine minutes. The extension of the Northern line to Battersea Power Station allows locals to access the Underground, reaching London Bridge in 20 minutes.
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