2 rooms house of 67m² in London

Available Now | Battersea Power Station (Northern) | Queenstown Road railway station (National Rail) | Part-Furnished | Private Balcony | 24hr Concierge | Swimming Pool | Residents' Lounge | Communal Gardens Situated within the prestigious Prince of Wales Drive development by Berkeley, this beautifully presented part-furnished two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment in Salisbury House offers stylish modern living in one of Battersea's most desirable neighbourhoods. The apartment features a bright open-plan living area, a contemporary kitchen with integrated appliances, generous bedrooms, a sleek bathroom and a private balcony, perfect for relaxing after work or entertaining guests. Living at Prince of Wales Drive means enjoying exceptional resident facilities including a 24-hour concierge, fully equipped gym, swimming pool, residents' lounge and beautifully landscaped communal gardens. Just moments away is the vibrant Battersea Power Station district, home to an excellent selection of restaurants, cafés, riverside bars, boutique shopping and entertainment. Nearby Battersea Park provides over 200 acres of green open space, making it ideal for morning runs, weekend walks or family outings. Excellent transport connections make travelling across London simple. Battersea Power Station Underground Station (Northern Line) is approximately a 7-minute walk, while Queenstown Road Station is around 8 minutes on foot, providing National Rail services to London Waterloo. Battersea Park Station is also within easy walking distance, offering additional rail connections. This fantastic apartment combines luxury facilities, an outstanding location and excellent connectivity, making it an ideal home for professionals, couples and small families alike. Estimated Travel Time to Universities • King's College London – approximately 22 minutes • London School of Economics (lse) – approximately 24 minutes • Imperial College London – approximately 25 minutes • University College London (ucl) – approximately 28 minutes • University of Westminster – approximately 27 minutes • Queen Mary University of London – approximately 36 minutes