Perfectly Positioned

Battersea is the perfect base for your inner-city movement, from getting to work in the morning to exploring and relaxing at the weekend.

Whether you fancy a West End show, a shopping spree, or a riverside picnic, it’s all close to hand.

London and Beyond

From its parkside location, Battersea provides inner-city access in just a few minutes. Plus, with the extension of the Northern Line to Battersea Power Station the nearest tube station will be even closer next year.

Battersea Park (Overground, Southern) | 3 mins
Queenstown Road (South Western Rail) | 5 mins
Clapham Junction (Overground, Gatwick Express) | 7 mins
Vauxhall (Victoria) | 8 mins
St Pancras Int. (Eurostar) | 35mins

LGW 36mins | LHR 1hr | LCY 1hr | STN 1hr20m | LTN 1hr30m

*All travel times quoted are approximate (provided by Google Maps)

Shoppers' Paradise

Battersea connects to London's most extraordinary shopping experiences. Nearby, Chelsea and its host of designer boutiques will satiate your appetite for fashion.

When it's time to really spoil yourself, head to Mayfair to be enticed by the world's leading fashion collections.

Parkside Location

Battersea Park is one of London's best loved green spaces, vaunting a wealth of sports and leisure activities all year round. From yoga to cricket, cycling or tennis, there's something here for everyone.

Spread across 83 hectares of gently rolling green spaces, Battersea Park has a boating lake, bandstand, café, sporting facilities and even a small children’s zoo.

From Eateries to Entertainment

London has re-established itself on the world's culinary map. Here you'll find everything from fine dining to local produce and world-famous markets.

Battersea is an ideal location for any food-lover, with a wide range of cafés, bistros, delicatessens and coffee shops. Enjoy all-day delights at Kucci Café, tapas at Boqueria, or unwind watching the World Cup with a craft beer at The Masons Arms. Take a weekend stroll to the River Walk Market at Battersea Power Station, or experience something different at the Saatchi Gallery and the Duke of York Square.