The Residence, Charles Clowes Walk, SW8
Nine Elms, London
£1650000
- 3
- 3
- 105 m²
- 2021
Gym
Cinema room
Parking
24/7 concierge
The project
The Residence is part of London's most powerful neighbourhood regeneration. The project seeks to provide residents with a unique combination of luxury, convenience, and stunning views of the Thames. The quality and finish of the sun-drenched apartments, designed in a contemporary style, seek to create a sense of comfort and tranquility in the heart of the bustling metropolis.
The apartments are in close proximity to Nine Elms tube station, a 10-minute ride from Leicester Square.
Residents enjoy a wide range of amenities such as a private cinema room, meeting room, 24-hour concierge service, and parking.
Leasehold: 999 years
Service charge: £3.70/ft²
Veles Properties can help you book your viewing today. Leave us a request or call us now!
The apartments are in close proximity to Nine Elms tube station, a 10-minute ride from Leicester Square.
Residents enjoy a wide range of amenities such as a private cinema room, meeting room, 24-hour concierge service, and parking.
Leasehold: 999 years
Service charge: £3.70/ft²
Veles Properties can help you book your viewing today. Leave us a request or call us now!
The area
Nine Elms boasts an abundance of open landscapes and scenic views of the Thames. Over the past six years, the historic industrial Nine Elms has been transformed into a luxurious Manhattan-style neighbourhood. The area is very distinct, attracting more and more residents to its expanse due to a large number of restaurants, stores, unique buildings, and parks. These include the grandiose 81-hectare Battersea Park.
Perhaps the most important landmark in Nine Elms is Battersea Power Station, which was rebuilt for £9 billion to become one of the largest shopping centres in the city, remaining a major element of London's skyline to this day.
Perhaps the most important landmark in Nine Elms is Battersea Power Station, which was rebuilt for £9 billion to become one of the largest shopping centres in the city, remaining a major element of London's skyline to this day.