News
RCA Move
For the latest update with The Royal College of Art move to Battersea, and the first image of what the main campus will look like click here.
Battersea & Nine Elms
For the latest information on the new developments planned for Battersea and the Nine Elms Area in the next few years click here.
Albert Bridge Now Open
Albert Bridge has now re-opened after the works have been finalised. The bridge re-opened on the 2nd December 2011.
Kingsway Square
Apartments for Rent in this stunning development. For more information and details of these Battersea rentals please see our listings.
Council Tax Scam - Wandsworth Borough
Be aware for con artists trying to obtain sensitive information pretending to give a council tax rebate, for full details click here.
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About Battersea
Where is Battersea?
Battersea is in South West London, situated on the south side of the River Thames opposite Chelsea and between Vauxhall and Wandsworth.
Who lives in Battersea?
Battersea is home to a thriving mix of people of all ages; young professionals, new families and long term, die hard residents, all enjoying the fabulous small town feel of the area. If you are looking for a fun, relaxed environment to live in London then look no further. If you are looking to rent in Battersea there is a good mix of properties available to suit all budgets.
Communications
Chelsea's Kings Road with its world famous shopping and nightlife is within 10 minutes walk over either of the bridges that serve Battersea.
There is no tube station directly serving Battersea. However, the bus links from Battersea Bridge are impeccable, with direct services reaching Sloane Square, South Kensington or Victoria and the West End..
Clapham Junction main line railway station is also within easy walking distance and has extensive rail links both out of London (Gatwick Airport and the South), and into the city (Waterloo - 10 minutes).
Attractions
North Battersea provides everything a resident could possibly want. A riverside location, one of London's largest parks with excellent sporting and recreational facilities, and plentiful shops, restaurants and bars. This vibrant area will soon be home to Royal College of Art campus which is moving from Kensington to join the existing Sculpture School campus.
