The heart of the regeneration zone, and where most of Battersea’s new homes are.
10 developments currently tracked in this ward.
Nine Elms is the northern regeneration corridor, and the single biggest concentration of new-build flats in the area. It runs along the river towards Battersea Power Station, and it is still maturing as a neighbourhood, with a new linear park threading through it.
This is where the flagship schemes sit. Battersea Power Station itself, with apartments inside the restored building and Apple’s UK headquarters alongside. Embassy Gardens, known for the transparent Sky Pool suspended between two blocks. One Nine Elms, Thames City, DAMAC Tower, and Prince of Wales Drive by the park. Many buildings mix expensive private flats with subsidised shared-ownership homes.
Beyond the mortgage, these are some of the most serviced buildings in London, so the service charge reflects that level of concierge, amenity, and upkeep. It is worth checking the figure and what it covers as you compare homes.
New apartments at Battersea Power Station, including Koa at Electric Boulevard (Foster + Partners, ~204 homes).
Gehry-designed phase within the wider Battersea Power Station development.
A 926-home development by Battersea Park.
SW11 new apartments on the Nine Elms side of the postcode district. The main tower is complete and occupied; live for-sale stock is the upper-floor Ascenta Collection.
Large mixed-use Nine Elms development known for the Sky Pool, landscaped public realm, and riverside apartment blocks. Current sales are the final phase, The Capston (247 homes).
Major riverside Nine Elms development on the former New Covent Garden Market site (~1,500 homes) with multiple towers, retail, amenities, and public realm.
A 26-storey, 201-home residential-led tower, the first completed phase of the New Covent Garden Market redevelopment.
Landmark twin-tower riverfront development with Park Hyatt London River Thames and private branded residences.
A 50-storey, roughly 360-apartment tower with interiors by Versace Home, one of the largest Nine Elms towers.
The 386-home affordable element of the Battersea Power Station masterplan (Patel Taylor), sold and let by Peabody around a landscaped garden square with a new NHS medical centre.
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