PRINCE OF WALES MANSIONS, PRINCE OF WALES DRIVE, SW11
£1,325,000
A beautifully presented three-bedroom mansion flat overlooking Battersea Park, offering nearly 1,500 sq ft of elegant lateral living, two private balconies and a coveted position on Prince of Wales Drive.
Occupying a prime position within Prince of Wales Mansions, the property combines the grandeur and character of a classic mansion flat with the convenience of modern city living. The impressive reception and dining room is flooded with natural light from two French windows opening onto a private double balcony, creating a wonderful space for entertaining as well as everyday living. Period details, including a feature fireplace, further enhance the room’s charm and character.
The spacious eat-in kitchen provides extensive storage and preparation space, a range cooker, underfloor heating and direct access to a second south-facing balcony. To the rear of the apartment are three generous double bedrooms, including a principal suite with its own contemporary bathroom, complemented by a separate family bathroom, both benefiting from underfloor heating.
Offered chain free with a Share of Freehold, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial park-facing home in one of Battersea’s most established and desirable residential settings.
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2 (1 en-suite)
Reception Rooms: 1
Size: 1,476 sq ft
Outside Space: Balcony
Parking: Resident Parking Permit
EPC Rating: C (Potential C)
Tenure: Share of Freehold
Service Charge: £4,520 pa
Council Tax Band: G (Wandsworth)
Prince of Wales Mansions is a sought-after mansion block on the eastern end of Prince of Wales Drive, facing Battersea Park with its 200 acres of green space, along with the zoo and the Thames. Close by, Battersea Power Station offers a wide choice of shops, bars and restaurants.
Battersea Power Station (Zone 1) is on the Northern Line extension, with quick, frequent connections to the City and West end. Battersea Park and Queenstown Road stations provide overground services to Victoria and Waterloo respectively, and the river bus runs east to west between 24 piers along the Thames
