Guide price
£500,000
1 bed flat for salePrince Of Wales Drive, London SW11
1 bed
1 bath
1 reception
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About this property
Private mansion apartment block
Ground floor
Ideal first time purchase
Ample storage space
Residents permit parking
Excellent transport links
Close proximity to battersea park
Lateral living
Wet room
Guide price £500,000-£575,000. A Spacious One-Bedroom Apartment Opposite Battersea Park . This charming one-bedroom apartment occupies the ground floor of the handsome Prince of Wales Mansions, an elegant late-Victorian red-brick mansion block enviably positioned directly opposite the beautiful open spaces of Battersea Park. Offering an unusually generous amount of space for a one-bedroom property, the apartment provides excellent proportions throughout. A welcoming entrance leads into a large and spacious hallway, setting the tone for the accommodation beyond. The impressive reception room provides a comfortable and versatile living space, while the separate kitchen is bright, practical, and well positioned. The generously sized double bedroom benefits from built-in wardrobes, complemented by a family wet room. The property would now benefit from modernisation, presenting an exciting opportunity for a new owner to update and personalise the space to their own taste. With its excellent proportions, period surroundings, and enviable location, it offers a fantastic opportunity for anyone looking to create a truly individual home in one of Battersea's most sought-after locations.
Prince of Wales Mansions is a distinguished late-Victorian red-brick mansion block situated on Prince of Wales Drive, within the highly regarded Battersea Park Conservation Area. Its position directly opposite Battersea Park is undoubtedly one of the property's greatest attractions, with approximately 200 acres of beautifully landscaped parkland, a picturesque lake and Battersea Park Zoo all virtually on the doorstep. The location perfectly combines the tranquillity of a leafy park-side setting with the energy and convenience of central London. Battersea Park Road is close by, offering an appealing selection of independent cafés, restaurants, shops and local amenities, while Chelsea's iconic King's Road is also within easy reach. For those who enjoy life by the river, the Thames Path is just moments away, providing scenic riverside walks and a wonderful outdoor escape. The ever-popular Battersea Power Station is also nearby, offering an exceptional selection of restaurants, bars, shops and entertainment. The property is exceptionally well connected. Battersea Park and Queenstown Road stations are both within walking distance, providing rail services towards Victoria and Waterloo respectively. The Battersea Power Station Underground station, on the Northern Line extension, is also nearby and provides fast and convenient access into central London and the City.
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Tenure
Leasehold (88 years)
Service charge
Council tax band
D
Ground rent
£200
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