Opposite Battersea Park with leafy views from private balcony
Generous open-plan kitchen/reception with Miele integrated appliances
Principal bedroom with en-suite plus adjoining study/home-office space
High ceilings, Edwardian bay window and retained period character
Recently refurbished 2024–25; share of freehold, 954-year lease
Double glazing installed post-2002; mains gas central heating
Very low flood risk; excellent mobile signal and fast broadband
High service charge (£8,600) and expensive council tax — higher running costs
Set directly opposite Battersea Park, this beautifully refurbished third-floor Edwardian flat combines generous period proportions with contemporary finish. High ceilings and a large bay in the living room flood rooms with light; the open-plan kitchen/reception has Miele integrated appliances and direct access to a private balcony overlooking mature parkland. The principal bedroom includes an en-suite and an adjoining study, useful for a home office or nursery.
The building benefits from a recent major refurbishment (2024–25) funded by the freehold management company and the flat has double glazing installed after 2002. The property is share of freehold with an exceptionally long lease (954 years), offering long-term security. Practical details include mains gas heating via boiler and radiators and very low flood risk.
This home will suit families or buyers seeking a spacious, well-located period apartment with ready-to-move-in finishes and strong long-term ownership prospects. Its park-front position gives easy access to Battersea Park’s sports facilities and to local cafés, restaurants and transport links across Albert Bridge.
Buyers should note the high annual service charge (£8,600) and an expensive council tax band, which increase running costs. The property is in a busy central location (inner-city cosmopolitan) with average local crime statistics; these trade-offs reflect the prime riverside setting and building upkeep costs.
