Ultra-luxury, Fully-furnished 4 bedroom duplex apartment sold in Battersea Power Station

Battersea Power Station

Battersea Power Station is a historic landmark in London that is globally known, praised and loved. It has always been known for its red brick façade and iconic four chimneys. And to maintain the original charm and heritage of this landmark, only necessary changes are made.

The Grade II listed building is now being transformed into a lifestyle destination that offers exceptional residential units, business centres, corporate offices, entertainment spaces, restaurants and high-end retail units in South West London, along River Thames.

The chimneys have been replaced with the exact replicas and to make the most of the new design, a glass elevator is installed in one of the chimneys to take visitors on top at a viewing platform to observe London’s skyline.

Battersea Power Station provides every kind of facility to the residents within the development from restaurants to casual cafes and from a park that spreads over six acres to the kids’ play area and from cinemas to bars. Almost 20 acres of land are dedicated to creating new open spaces, which equates to almost half of the total site footprint.

Apple – the largest tenant in Battersea Power Station

Apple, the tech giant, will occupy 500,000 sq. ft. of office space across six floors in the central boiler house in the Power Station and plan to shift almost 1,400 employees from its eight London offices here. The opening of an Apple megastore is also on the card.

Apartment located in Switch House (East)…

This particular apartment is located on the 2nd floor in the Switch House (East) – offering stunning views of the River Thames and Phase 6. The 4 bedroom duplex apartment comes with a stylish open kitchen, lounge-cum-dining room area.

The home dons Heritage’ 47 interior design theme and also features five designer bathrooms. The interior is beautifully done to complement residences with modern comforts while keeping them resonate with the original and irreplaceable character – striking the balance between the contemporary and the building’s former life.

Though the apartment does not have any open terrace or balcony but it is designed in a way that allows the homeowner several vantage points (on both levels) to look out over the London skyline, Phase 6, and the River Thames. Its exterior features original brick and steelwork dating back to the 1930s, with details inside including high ceilings, central air conditioning, and a custom-designed, fully-equipped kitchen.

Architects WilkinsonEyre ‘took great care in bringing this monument back to life, paying tribute to its past while infusing it with a 21st-century flair,’ according to the residences within Battersea Power Station.