A beautifully presented, bright and spacious period family house with a delightful garden, off street parking and extended accommodation. Vicarage Mews is a luxury boutique collection of three townhouses and three apartments nestled between Battersea Square and Battersea High Street. £830 pw (£3,597 pcm) James Pendleton are delighted to introduce to the market an immaculately presented split-level loft style apartment . James Pendleton are thrilled to introduce to the market another of the stunning Fulham Riverside development by Barratt Homes. James Pendleton have great pleasure introducing to the market a two bedroom apartment in the exclusive Nine Elms Point development. Guide to presenting your property Here are our top tips for making your home more desirable to potential buyers and tenants. 1. Give each room a purpose Many homes feature rooms originally designed for one purpose – for example a dining room – which end up becoming offices, gyms or playrooms.
But this confuses buyers so restore these spaces to their original or traditional use. Experts say that if you remove approximately a third of your belongings from a property (particularly large items such as unnecessary armchairs and chests of drawers) then your home will appear larger inside and be more appealing to buyers. 3. Give your investment kerb appeal Research shows that those arriving at a property to view it will have made their decision within 15 seconds of seeing the front door. So concentrate as much time and effort (and a little money) as you can on your front door and, if you have one, on the garden in front of it. 4. De-personalise your home Myriad pictures of your wedding day, family gatherings and keepsakes from foreign holidays tend to distract those viewing your home from its best features. So hide them away. 5. Make your property smell nice inside Traditionally coffee brewing and baking bread have been seen as the best smells to accompany a would-be buyer through a viewing - but research has also identified white tea and fresh figs as among the most effective smells.
Give it a try! 6. Tidy but don’t overdo your back garden A messy back garden will put buyers off but so will one that’s been manicured at a very high standard – so it might be a good idea to tone down your horticultural ambitions and keep things simple prior to a sale. For more information on preparing your property for sale or rental contact info@jphomes.co.uk or to contact your nearest office click here. Battersea Power Station is situated at the heart of one of central London’s largest, most visionary and eagerly anticipated new developments. Phase 3 is designed by two of the world’s most celebrated architects, London’s Foster + Partners and LA’s Gehry Partners. Battersea Power Station Phase 3 comprises of a selection of studios, 1, 2, 3, 4 bedroom apartments and penthouses. Designed by Foster + Partners, ‘Battersea Roof Gardens’ forms a strongly delineated, rippling building that creates an illusion of a series of waves. Each home has a winter garden that offers incredible views and glass enclosures to soak up the sun.
Generous three storey entrance lobbies will become hubs for getting together and a concierge will be on site for all home owners. Gehry Partners’ ‘Prospect Place’ has sculptural façades which are inspired by London’s famous John Nash Regency terraces. Each building will have its front door on the high street, direct access through to the garden, and a grand entrance route through the central ‘Flower building’ where extensive residents’ facilities are also located. No two apartments in Prospect Place are the same. Residents can also benefit from the treatment rooms, meeting rooms, yoga studio, feature bar with large lounge and private dining areas. The scheme is just moments from Battersea Park and Queenstown Road stations which provide direct rail access to Victoria, Waterloo and London Bridge as well as out to Chiswick, Richmond and Surrey. The scheme is also within easy walking distance to Vauxhall Station, located in Zone 1 providing direct underground access to the West End with just an 8 mins journey to Oxford Circus and 12 mins to Kings Cross.
Vauxhall also provides rail access to South London and the Southwest of England. In addition, the planned Northern Line Underground extension proposed 2 new stations at Nine Elms and Battersea, providing direct links to Leicester Square and the City. For more information, please click: Battersea Roof Garden Brochure Battersea Roof Garden Floor Plan Prospect Place Floor Plan Travel times are approximate. Our sales representatives for overseas property work exclusively in relation to properties outside Hong Kong and are not therefore licensed under the Estate Agents Ordinance to deal with Hong Kong properties. Details correct at time of publication. Some of the photographs, images, drawings or sketches shown on this website represent an artist's impression of the development concerned only. They are not drawn to scale and/or may have been edited and processed with computerized imaging techniques. Prospective purchasers should make reference to the sales brochure for details of the development.
The vendor also advises prospective purchasers to conduct an on-site visit for a better understanding of the development site, its surrounding environment and the public facilities nearby. Whilst every care has been taken in preparing these listings or particulars, no warranty or representation (expressed or implied) whether by written or oral has been or is being given by Jones Lang LaSalle Ltd. and/or the Vendor and/or the Vendor's solicitors as to the completeness and/or accuracy of the contents and/or the information herein contained. All intending purchasers shall have to seek independent professional advice and to satisfy themselves in all aspects.Chelsea Football Club has said it is disappointed after a Malaysian company was chosen as the preferred bidder for Battersea Power Station.In a statement, joint administrators from Ernst and Young said it had entered into an exclusivity agreement with SP Setia and Sime Darby.There were 15 bidders for the 39-acre (15 hectare) site on the south bank of the River Thames in London.Chelsea had wanted to turn the site into an "iconic" stadium.
As it is a private sale, it has not been revealed what the Malaysian company plans to do with the site beyond the description of a "multi-use real estate regeneration project". However, planning permission to restore the power station, build new homes and create a London Underground station on the Northern Line already exists. Chelsea is looking at moving away from its Stamford Bridge home as it said its capacity of 42,000 was preventing the club from bringing in the kind of match day revenue other top league teams were making.In a statement, the football club said it believed it could have created an "iconic and architecturally significant stadium" on the site which would have been of "great benefit" to the local community. "We have been clear throughout this process that Battersea is one of a limited number of options the club is considering," the statement added.Local planning authority Wandsworth Council said the deal with SP Setia and Sime Darby was "potentially very good news".
Council leader Ravi Govindia said: "We're making tremendous progress towards transforming this old industrial stretch of the South Bank which will provide up to 25,000 new jobs for London."It's important that this site and its iconic building are not left behind and that a developer is brought in who understands our vision for the new Nine Elms."The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, welcomed the decision. He said: "I believe we see light at the end of the tunnel in the sorry saga that has dogged this great landmark for decades and the surrounding area."There is still detailed work to do but this is an encouraging step forward. "In particular the firm commitment on the table to invest in the vital new transport link will drive the regeneration of this important corner of the capital that has been neglected for so long." Battersea, a Grade II listed building, opened in 1933 and generated power until 1983.It was acquired by Real Estate Opportunities, the majority owner of the holding company, in 2006, but last year creditors were called in following its £502m debt.