Property Description

Located on Prince of Wales Drive; one of the most sought after addresses in Central London, the apartment has direct views across Battersea Park and its Lake. An immaculate two double bedroom apartment forming part of a handsome Victorian Red Brick Mansion Building with resident porterage.
Second floor apartments which have windows facing both North and South are rare and highly desirable. A viewing is essential to appreciate fully the meticulous workmanship and detailed specification.
The accommodation comprises: A spacious reception room with original Victorian fireplace and marble hearth, two large Victorian windows overlooking Battersea Park. Master bedroom with French casement doors opening out onto a balcony giving magnificent uninterrupted views of Battersea Park, original Victorian fireplace and marble hearth. Second double bedroom accessed through four acoustic hardwood bi-fold doors, the room enjoys a southerly aspect. Wide Hall with built-in storage cupboards and closet. Large luxury bathroom with Hans Grohe and Duravit fittings, cushioned vinyl flooring, double-sized shower, shaver and toothbrush electric socket, sound system, laundry cupboard housing a Miele washing machine, dryer and central heating boiler. Kitchen breakfast room with black polished granite worktops, cushioned vinyl flooring, granite and ceramic splashbacks, stainless steel kitchen sink with pull out Blanco mixer tap. All white goods and oven are stainless steel by Miele with a Siemens ceramic hob and built in microwave. The windows to the reception room, bedroom two and the bathroom have all recently been installed with new sash windows to certified Heritage thermal insulation standards. All rooms have high ceilings with cornices, picture rails and authentic period features. The lighting throughout is dimmable. In both the reception and master bedroom the lighting is programmable.
Primrose Mansions is a classic late Victorian (1894) Mansion House building, located on Prince of Wales Drive, which is a wide avenue forming the southern boundary to Battersea Park. The River Thames embankment promenade, Sloane Square and the King’s Road, Chelsea, are a short walk away. Public transport is excellent with overland stations in close proximity at Queenstown Road and Battersea Park providing direct mainline links to London Waterloo and London Victoria. A frequent direct bus service to Victoria, Chelsea and the West End is also very close by. There is a wide selection of restaurants, recreational facilities, schools, supermarkets and local shops. The extension to London Underground’s Northern Line; serving the West End, City and Docklands, is currently under construction, terminates five-minutes’ walk away at Battersea Power Station.