1 bed flat for sale

Burnelli Building, 352 Queenstown Road, London SW11

Situated on the fifth floor of the highly sought-after Burnelli Building within the iconic Chelsea Bridge Wharf development, this beautifully presented one-bedroom apartment offers 619 sq. Ft. (57.5 sq. M.) of bright, contemporary living. Positioned on the banks of the River Thames and adjacent to the wide-open spaces of Battersea Park, this premier development enjoys an unrivalled level of peace and tranquillity in prime central London, cantered around award-winning, landscaped water gardens. The property itself benefits from a sophisticated design featuring a 24-hour concierge service, lift access, and optional underground parking.

The apartment opens into a welcoming entrance hallway with excellent built-in storage cupboards, leading through to a bright and spacious open-plan kitchen and reception room. The modern kitchen is neatly arranged with integrated appliances and ample worktop space, while the living area comfortably accommodates both a generous lounge and a dedicated dining space ideal for entertaining. Flooded with natural light from large floor-to-ceiling windows, the living space opens directly onto a private balcony, which can also be accessed via the well-proportioned double bedroom boasting its own built-in wardrobes. A sleek, modern family bathroom with a full-sized bath and shower completes this exceptional layout.

Perfectly balancing urban convenience with riverside charm, the property is located a stone’s throw from Sloane Square and the vibrant selection of cafés, bars, and independent shops that Battersea is known for. The neighbouring Battersea Power Station development further enhances the local lifestyle with its world-class retail, dining, and leisure options. For seamless commuting, the Battersea Power Station Underground Station (Northern Line) is just half a mile away, connecting residents to the West End and the City within five stops, while numerous local bus and cycle routes offer excellent additional connectivity across Central London.