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Pe1338 Wv Brochure-34.Pdf Computer generated artist impression Take the next step in your London life and purchase a home at West View Battersea – a superb new collection of apartments, moments from Battersea Park, that offers you a peaceful and luxurious haven from the bustle of the city. On the doorstep of central London, West View Battersea at Berkeley's Vista Chelsea Bridge provides beautiful landscaped courtyards, luxurious interiors, and a building by world-leading architects Scott Brownrigg – all in one of the capital's most desirable riverside neighbourhoods. With Chelsea, Westminster and the iconic Battersea Power Station nearby, West View Battersea will open up a new chapter in urban living – in one of the greatest cities in the world. A NEW PERSPECTIVE Computer generated artist impression A NEW PANORAMA A new perspective to London-living 7 Computer generated artist impression 1 4 7 q West View Battersea River Thames Westminster The Shard 2 5 8 w Battersea Park Chelsea Bridge London Eye Canary Wharf 3 6 9 e Battersea Power Station Victoria Station The City Tate Britain 8 A NEW LANDSCAPE Be part of the evolution With evocative Victorian architecture, fashionable restaurants and bars, and one of the most renowned parks in London, Battersea is fast becoming an exclusive location. A rare corner of grandeur on the Thames, the area is well known for its iconic Battersea Power Station and stunning riverside views. With a wave of new investment in Nine Elms and a new Northern line Underground station, Battersea is also now one of the most sought-after areas in London. West View Battersea is a new part of Wandsworth’s story – an outstanding collection of properties that opens up the possibilities of city-living. At ground level, you can relax and stroll in West View Battersea’s beautifully landscaped courtyards; higher up, your apartment provides a luxurious modern home with most apartments benefitting from outdoor space in the form of a balcony, terrace or winter garden – the perfect space to unwind at the end of the day. 1 11 A NEW VIEWPOINT Step into the calm of Battersea’s beautiful surroundings Your own oasis of calm away from The undeniable focal point of London life, West View Battersea is Battersea is the park itself. the ideal base for those who want As well as its children’s zoo, to live in the world’s finest city sports facilities, Peace Pagoda, whilst enjoying its potential for a and Millennium Arena, the park tranquil lifestyle. With two hundred also features a beautifully intimate acres of parkland on your space for exhibitions at its doorstep – including a riverside Victorian Pump House Gallery. promenade, a large lake, fountains, Other local architecture of sculptures and a range of wildlife – historical interest includes the West View Battersea is unlike celebrated 18th-century St Mary’s 2 almost anywhere else in London. Church, the Royal Academy of Dance, and the wonderful Albert The area is notable for successfully and Chelsea bridges: both of blending its historic buildings with which provide access to the River vibrant new architecture, such as Thames footpath, which continues the repurposed Battersea Power all the way to Kew - perfect for Station - an enigmatic icon now picturesque walks at all times of given a new lease of life. The the year. tree-lined streets around the park also feature a range of grand Victorian houses and mansion blocks with original exteriors, and this abundance of 3 period detail contributes to the area’s unique feel. 1. Illuminated Chelsea Bridge 2. View to Albert Bridge 3. Chelsea Embankment 4. Battersea Park 5. Battersea Park Children’s Zoo 45 12 Renowned for its warm atmosphere, Battersea is a fresh, upbeat and cosmopolitan locale that offers A NEW a variety of possibilities for enjoying London life. Among Battersea’s most distinctive features is its unique range of cafés, markets and shops, which RELATION reflect much of its particular charm. The newly opened Park Central kitchen, deli and bar offers a selection of mouth-watering foods on your Connect with friends in some doorstep, whilst Northcote Road Market sells everything from artisan foods to art, antiques and of London’s finest venues curios. Other characterful shops nearby include the wonderfully named “Battersea Flower Station” florists, Braemar Antiques, the Humble Grape and the Hive Honey Shop which sells everything honey- related and even advises customers on beekeeping. West View Battersea residents also have a number of options for their more everyday needs, including Waitrose, Marks & Spencer and Sainsbury's a short distance away. Park Central - image courtesy of Simon Winson, Berkeley Group 13 For food lovers, Battersea offers some of the best international cuisine in the city – from the French bistro alternative of Augustine Kitchen to the mediterranean Fish in a Tie, as well as Gordon Ramsay’s London House on Battersea Square and quality staples such as Franco Manca. There is also a vibrant café culture, with a sourdough bakery, café Kucci and Caffetino nearby. Bars range from the kitsch Italian Bunga Bunga to the chic Lost Angel, as well as authentic pubs such as The Four Thieves, The Latchmere, and the popular Prince Albert and Bolingbroke gastropubs. The Arts are also thriving here. The Clapham Grand and Battersea Barge provide distinctive settings for music and cabaret while, at the former Town Hall, the Battersea Arts Centre stages some of the best theatre, art and comedy. The annual Affordable Arts Fair in Battersea Park introduces residents to the work of hundreds of artists and, for a more hands-on experience, the Lavender Print School offers courses in bookbinding and printmaking for those looking to try something new. At the end of a busy day, unwind and escape the pace of London life at Fybre, Flying Fantastic, Battersea Yoga and a number of other gyms and fitness centres. Living in Battersea, you'll rarely be short of something resting and relaxing to do. Park Central - image courtesy of Simon Winson, Berkeley Group 14 15 A NEW LOOK The capital’s refined fashion world at your door With Battersea’s cosmopolitan mix of chic stores, you’ll never be at a loss for fashion options. As well as high street favourites, the area has a range of independent boutiques concentrated around Northcote Road and Lavender Hill, such as Katherine Bird, Find, Iris Boutique, Question and White Stuff. Battersea is also known for its range of children’s boutiques such as JoJo Maman Bébé and Trotters, and the new Power Station quarter is set to provide an even larger range of fashionable stores. At West View Battersea, you are only minutes from Chelsea’s King’s Road and Sloane Square, which provide a further range of renowned designers, couture and elegance. Just a short journey away, you also have the full choice of stores in Mayfair and the West End – a truly world-class fashion experience. 1 23 1. World famous Harrods, Knightsbridge 2. Sloane Street - Chelsea 3. Circus West - Battersea Power Station area 4. King’s Road, Chelsea 5. Royal Arcade, Old Bond Street 45 16 A NEW SCENE 1 London - a global city with London’s blend of the modern and the historic endless possibilities gives it a truly unique atmosphere, and it is perhaps the only city in the world that can boast such a variety of experiences in one place. Its global status as a hub for business, finance, shopping, arts and culture means that you’ll find everything you need here. Take in the views from London’s bridges, skyscrapers, and river boats; explore the city’s open-air markets and world-class galleries or be thrilled at one of its hundreds of theatres and music venues. Whatever your passion, London has something for you. 17 2 3 1. Apple Market at Covent Garden 2. Trooping of the colour 3. St Paul’s Cathedral 4. 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You can walk and cycle LONDON to a variety of attractions along the River Thames, whilst a number of bus routes travel to Chelsea, Notting Hill, Oxford Street and Liverpool Street. TOOLEY STREET RESTAURANTS RETAILERS 1 & BARS Barking Betty Dog Walking SOUTHWARK 1 Bank and Zander & Grooming 2 2 Banyan on the Thames Burberry 3 A2198 3 Bistro 51 Calvin Klein 4 4 Boisdale Cartier A2 A200 5 5 The Botanist Church’s Shoes S 6 6 A2206 The Butcher & Grill Dior 7 7 Casa Brindisa Ghost
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