Battersea Power Station

What used to be a decommissioned coal-fired power station on the south bank of London’s River Thames has now been emerged as the city’s most coveted address – not just for living but for working and enjoying, too. Since inception, London’s skyline was dominated by the revolutionary red-bricks building and its distinctive chimneys – making it one of the iconic landmarks.

Defying all regeneration plans, the Grade II listed building remained empty until 2014, after which the 42-acre former industrial and monumental development was transformed into a thriving community. It boasts exceptionally beautiful residential units, business centres, corporate office spaces, community clubs, restaurants, cafes, bars, entertainment spaces and the finest global retail options – along with a 1,400-capacity event space and over 19 acres of public space including a six-acre park. Now, the legendary landmark is a place to work, live, enjoy, shop, eat and drink. Battersea Power Station offers an exceptional lifestyle like none other in London.