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On the borders of beautiful Battersea Park,

just south of the Thames, lies Battersea Park View.

This ambitious development, part of the Battersea

Exchange project is more than a series of new

properties – it’s a new neighbourhood, complete

with schools, cafés, restaurants and sensitively

designed architecture.

Battersea Exchange, perched between two rail

stations that usher residents into central London in

minutes, already benefits from a brand new school

and when the development completes, it will deliver

290 family homes in close proximity to the best of

metropolitan life. Battersea Park View reimagines

an industrial zone as a centre of activity, recreation

and leisure. A stylish, exciting place to work,

rest and play in the capital.

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Battersea Park View has been designed to reflect

the contours and character of the existing area.

The site lies on the converge of old and new, and so

homes have been scaled to enhance and compliment

existing structures. That means you’ll find low rise

brick buildings seamlessly meeting medium buildings,

larger scale properties and landmark buildings at

the entrance to the development, signalling the

opening of a new era for Battersea.


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Computer generated image is indicative only. Highlighted area denotes completed Nine Elms development

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W E LCO M E TO BAT T E RS E A E XC H A N G E

Battersea Exchange is designed to bring life and

vitality back to a part of London that had lost a little

sparkle. But it will do so by integrating the existing

fabric of the area with imposing new architecture,

keeping reference to the fascinating industrial history

of Battersea. Original brick railway arches will house

shops and cafés, spilling out onto sociable new

pedestrianised areas.

Residences are laid out in a new neighbourhood,

in which everything has been meticulously planned

to serve its new, and existing, community. Regenerated

schools, landscaped walkways and safe cycle storage

will all form part of this considered environment.

Meanwhile, residents can enjoy the use of a private,

state-of- the-art gym, and the reassurance of a

round-the- clock concierge service meaning there

is always someone to welcome you home.


Residents only gym

Piazza 24 hour concierge service

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M E E T T H E N E I G H B O U RS

Battersea has always played a vital role in the life

of London. Before the Industrial Revolution, it was

a centre of agriculture, with low-lying riverside soil

that supplied the whole city with ‘Battersea bundles’

of asparagus. Nearby Lavender Hill was so named for

its purple fields, surrounded by London’s most fertile

farmland. In the 1850s, rapid industrial development

transformed the area. Now the demands of modern

living drive Battersea, and a new chapter unfolds for

SW8. It is already flourishing with new opportunity

and purpose.

FO O D & D R I N K

1. Boqueria

2. Bunga Bunga

3. Flour to the People

4. Bluebird

5. The Prince Albert

6. The Latchmere

7. Painted Heron

8. Regency Café

9. The Breakfast Club

10. London House

R ETA I L & L E I S U R E

11. Nike

12. Whistles

13. The Shop at Bluebird

14. Peter Jones

15. Neal’s Yard Remedies

16. London Cycle Workshop

17. Battersea Power Station / Apple Headquarters

M A R K ETS & G RO C E RS

18. Butcher & Grill

19. The Market Place

20. Battersea Flower Station

21. New Covent Garden Flower Market

22. Pimlico Road Farmers’ Market

23. Chelsea Farmers’ Market

24. Little Waitrose

25. Sainsbury’s

26. Waitrose

27. Whole Foods Market

L I F EST Y L E , H E A LT H & F I T N ESS

28. Tate Britain

29. V&A Museum

30. Science Museum

31. Natural History Museum

32. The Saatchi Gallery

33. Kula Hot Yoga and Wellbeing

34. Chelsea Harbour Club Spa

35. Earthspa

36. Royal Albert Hall

37. Harvey Nichols

38. Harrods

39. Buckingham Palace

40. London Eye

41. Big Ben

42. Westminster Abbey

43. Westminster Cathedral

44. The Kia Oval

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Existing rail links from Queenstown Road, Clapham

Junction and Battersea Park connect you directly

to Waterloo and Victoria. The extension of the

Northern Line in 2020 to Battersea Power Station

will bring the nearest tube station even closer.

This means that from its parkside location,

Battersea Exchange provides access to the city,

West End and King’s Cross in a few minutes.

G E T T I N G A R O U N D

From Battersea Exchange, all of the most exciting and

important parts of London are close at hand. You can

take a walk in the park at 9am, and be in Victoria for a

meeting five minutes later.

Map is not to scale and indicative only. Times quoted are approximate and provided by Google Maps and tfl.gov.uk. *Northern Line extension estimated to be completed in 2020B

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London is the most exciting city in Europe. It’s home

to innovative cuisine and cutting-edge culture, and an

intriguing blend of old and new architecture. While it’s

known as a thriving world-class business hub, it also

has more green spaces than any other city in Europe.

Battersea, in south west London, could well be the

perfect spot. It’s a river’s crossing away from civilised

Chelsea, a riverside walk away from Richmond and a

ten-minute train ride into town. It’s near to, and part of,

the action – but it’s also tranquil enough to call home.

L I V I N G I N T H E WO R L D ’ S M O ST T H R I L L I N G C I T Y

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Battersea Park, bordered on one side by a picturesque

stretch of the Thames, is a dreamy place to get

away from London without actually leaving London.

Originally designed in 1858 to provide a rural idyll

for city dwellers, it’s 200 acres span great picnicking

fields, tennis courts, a brilliantly-designed adventure

playground and even a zoo. Much of the park’s wildlife

is to be found outside the zoo – cormorants and

herons are often spotted wading in the ponds. They

help make up a tranquil backdrop for the joggers,

dog-walkers and picnickers taking advantage of this

expansive green space. On a sunny day, a lakeside

table at the excellent Pear Tree Café will feel a long

way away from the city. Conveniently, it isn’t.

TA K E I N T H E G R E E N , G R E E N G R A S S O F H O M E

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As far back as 1741, maps pictured Battersea Square

as the heart of Battersea village. But where life once

centred around a busy water pump, there is now a

neat row of restaurants and cafés that give the place

a really sociable, lively atmosphere. Thanks to a

council preservation scheme, the little dining quarter

of Battersea has remained as villagey as ever, with a

pedestrianised space for people to spill out onto the

cobbles. You’ll find Sunday mornings were made to

be spent al fresco on Battersea Square, with its many

breakfasting options – from the low key Queenswood

restaurant to the Gordon Ramsey local London

House. It’s a little less formal than the chef’s other

outposts, making this leisurely corner of Battersea

the perfect setting.

M A K E B R U N C H L A ST A L L DAY O N T H E CO B B L E S

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Northcote Road is Battersea’s main shopping street,

and it balances the offering of much-loved names

like Franco Manca (Napoli-style pizzas people queue

for) with idiosyncratic independents. That means

your stroll down to Battersea Rise might see you

browse in Whistles or Space NK, but you could also

choose an independent butcher, an antiques dealer

or a traditional candle-maker. Family friendly shops

and stylish coffee-houses like Brew Café mean it’s

a natural draw for families and freelancers, but the

evening tells a different story. From live music at

buzzy pub Northcote Records, to dinners at the four

excellent gastro-pubs, the night life here is varied and

civilised. It’s a natural stopping off point for after-work

drinks if you’re coming home on the Northern Line.

H I T T H E H I G H ST R E E T FO R P R A M S BY DAY, A N D BA N DS BY N I G H T

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It’s hard to find a prettier view in London than that

of, and from, the Albert Bridge. At night, it twinkles

over the Thames with a unique charm. This Victorian

suspension bridge, decked out in pastel pink, green

and blue to help it stand out in the fog, runs between

Battersea Park and Chelsea. The crossing is a

popular thoroughfare for the dog-walkers of Chelsea

to Battersea Park, and provides a quick route for

Battersea dwellers heading over to Chelsea. From

the Albert Bridge it’s just a few minutes walk to the

Saatchi Gallery, and all the legendary boutiques of

the King’s Road.

Even window shoppers should head to Shop at

Bluebird. It’s probably London’s most photogenic

boutique, with labels beautifully merchandised in a

vast art deco garage building. The adjoining courtyard

restaurant is a people watcher’s paradise – the crowd

might have changed since the Beatles did their

shopping on this street, but the general appetite

for enjoyment hasn’t.

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E V E RY STAG E O F L E A R N I N G

For higher education, Battersea is within easy

reach of world-class institutions such as University

College London, Imperial College and King’s College.

Top business schools are also close to hand, including

the London School of Economics and London

Business School.

Many of the world’s most highly regarded art

colleges are also nearby, the Royal College of Art,

Chelsea College of Art and Design and the new

Central Saint Martins campus at King’s Cross

can be reached in just 34 minutes.

For younger pupils, the rejuvenated St Mary’s

Primary School sits within the Battersea Exchange

site. Meanwhile, Newton Prep school – just four

minutes’ walk from Battersea Exchange – offers

superb independent, mixed education in nursery,

lower and upper school.

And there are excellent options for secondary schools

too: Westminster School, The London Oratory School,

St Paul’s School For Girls and Greycoat School are all

within easy travelling distance.

Journey times source: National Rail. University rankings provided by timeshighereducation.co.uk

P R I M A R Y S C H O O L S

1 DOMINIE SCHOOL

Independent co-educational

school providing education for

dyslexic and dyspraxic children.

thedominie.co.uk

0.5 miles

2 THOMAS’S LONDON

DAY SCHOOL

A group of four independent, co-

educational preparatory schools.

thomas-s.co.uk

3.3 miles

3 NEWTON PREP SCHOOL

Local independent school.

newtonprepschool.co.uk

0.1 miles

4 L’ECOLE DE BATTERSEA

L’Ecole de Battersea offers a

great variety of cultural, artistic

and sporting activities as

personal development.

lecoledespetits.co.uk

1.5 miles

5 FREDERICK HUGH HOUSE

A special independent school

for pupils aged from 5 to 16.

frederickhughhouse.com

1.9 miles

S E C O N D A R Y S C H O O L S

6 THE LONDON

ORATORY SCHOOL

Catholic day secondary school

for boys aged 7–18 and for girls

aged 16–18 situated in Fulham.

london-oratory.org

3.3 miles

7 ST PAUL’S SCHOOL

FOR GIRLS

Well-rated independent

girls’ school.

spgs.org

4.4 miles

8 WESTMINSTER SCHOOL

An English independent day

and boarding school.

london-oratory.org

2.3 miles

H I G H E R E D U C A T I O N

9 IMPERIAL COLLEGE

World-class university with a mission

to benefit society through excellence

in science, engineering, medicine

and business.

imperial.ac.uk

2.7 miles

10 KING’S COLLEGE LONDON

Ranked 27th in the world,

King’s covers a range of courses

through various schools, with

the largest of these schools

being science and law based.

kcl.ac.uk

3.2 miles

11 LONDON SCHOOL

OF ECONOMICS

LSE specialises primarily

within social, political and

economic sciences.

lse.ac.uk

3.4 miles

12 ROYAL COLLEGE OF ART

Postgraduate art courses,

some in conjunction with

Imperial College. Notable

alumni include Tracey Emin,

James Dyson and Ridley Scott.

rca.ac.uk

3.1 miles

13 CENTRAL SAINT MARTINS

Leader in Creative degrees,

in particular drama, art, graphic

design, jewellery and ceramics.

Notable alumni include Alexander

McQueen, Stella McCartney,

Pierce Brosnan and Paloma Faith.

arts.ac.uk/csm

5.2 miles

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*Plot specific

Photography is of proposed fixtures and fittings and are indicative only. The developer operates a policy of continuous product development and reserves the right to alter any part of the development specification at any time. Where brands are specified the developer reserves the right to replace the brand with another of equal quality or better.

S P EC I F I C AT I O N S

K I T C H E N

– Individually designed kitchen with soft close

doors and drawers

– Glass splash back

– Siemens integrated single oven and microwave.

– Siemens 5 ring induction hob*

– Integrated dishwasher

– Integrated fridge/freezer

– Washer/dryer (located in hallway where possible)

– Wall units with integrated lighting below

– Compartmentalised waste storage

– Silestone worktop

B A T H R O O M S A N D E N S U I T E

– White ceramic semi-recessed basin

– Hansgrohe chrome basin mixer spout and controls

– White ceramic wall-mounted WC with soft

closing seat and dual flush

– White acrylic bath in family bathroom

– Hansgrohe shower in master en suite

– Overhead and hand-held shower in bathroom

and en suite

– Glass shower screens

– Underfloor heating

– Towel radiator

– Mirrored vanity cabinet with shaver socket

and integrated feature lighting

J O I N E R Y

– White solid-core internal doors to

habitable rooms

– Designer door furniture

– Fitted wardrobe to master bedroom

– Timber veneered front door

W A L L A N D F L O O R F I N I S H E S

– Engineered timber floor to kitchen/living

/dining room and hallway

– Fitted carpet to bedroom(s)

– Full height tiling to bathroom and en suite

– Stairs and upstairs hall carpet flooring*

W I N D O W S A N D B A L C O N I E S

– Openable vents to glazing (room specific)

– Opening doors to balconies, winter gardens

and terraces

– Decked flooring to balconies, terraces and

winter gardens (where applicable)

M E C H A N I C A L S Y S T E M S

– Underfloor heating throughout

– Mechanical Ventilation Heat Recovery system

– Ceiling mounted smoke detectors

E L E C T R I C A L A N D L I G H T I N G

– 13-amp circuits throughout

– Metal finish to all visible sockets and switch plates

– Metal finish to all light switches

– Low energy, low maintenance lighting scheme

using LED, low voltage and fluorescent fittings

– TV/FM/DAB/Data Points to living room

and bedroom(s)

S E C U R I T Y

– Video entry systems*

– CCTV to communal internal and external

areas where applicable

– Electronic controlled access for concierge and gym

G E N E R A L

– 24 hour concierge service

– Residents only gym

– Secure cycle storage

– Refuse storage area

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TAY LO R W I M P E Y C E N T R A L LO N D O N

At Taylor Wimpey Central London we take a bespoke

approach to create distinctive luxury properties

in Central London locations that truly stand out

from the crowd. While every development in our

portfolio is unique, all share the same ideals of expert

design, high quality craftsmanship, practicality and

investment security. And all come with our guarantee

of excellent customer service. Inspired by the heritage

and personality of each highly-prized location, our

philosophy is to create individual developments of

enduring value that take advantage of the best that

London has to offer.

FLOOR PLANS

Floor plans are intended to give a general indication of the proposed floor layout only and apartment layouts provide approximate measurements only. Dimensions are for guidance only and all measurements and areas may vary within a tolerance of 5%. Dimensions are not intended to be used for carpet sizes, appliance space or items of furniture. Total areas are provided as GIA under the RICS measuring practice.

Kitchen and bathroom layouts, as well as the position of doors, windows and the direction of door openings are indicative only and subject to change. Furniture and landscaping is shown for illustrative purposes only. All images and dimensions are not intended to form part of any contract or warranty. All images used are for illustrative purposes only. Individual features such as windows, brick and other materials’ colours may vary, as may heating and electrical layouts.

To find out more information please visit

www.batterseaexchange.com

DISCLAIMER

The information contained in this, and accompanying documents, is provided for general guidance only and does not form the whole or part of any offer, contract or warranty. These particulars should not be relied upon as accurately describing any of the specific matters described by any order under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008. Customers are strongly advised to contact a Taylor Wimpey Central London representative for further details and to satisfy themselves as to their accuracy. Images are representative only, maps are not to scale and show approximate locations only. Computer Generated Images, floor plans and room layouts are indicative only, based on information correct at the time of going to print and may therefore be subject to review and optimisation.

Battersea Park View is a marketing name and will not necessarily form part of the approved postal address.

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