Battersea Power Station has submitted plans for the remaining 16 acres of its site: new shops and businesses, new homes, offices, green space and a new venue, the Third Generator. If you own in Battersea or you're weighing up a purchase here, Catherine Lunn, Sales Manager at Foxtons Battersea, explains what the plans could mean for you.
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Battersea Power Station Development Company has put in plans for the second half of the site, sixteen acres of new homes, offices, shops and green space.
Whether you own in Battersea or you're thinking of buying, this is the kind of news I watch closely. What keeps an area in demand is the same handful of things: jobs on the doorstep, transport, green space and a reason to go out. Battersea's already got the Northern line and the river, and phase one changed what a weekend round here looks like. The plans promise thousands of jobs, a green link through to Nine Elms Park, and the Third Generator, a new venue for music, fashion, food and sport.
When an area's got all of that going for it, you want an agent who’s a step ahead, seeing who's being drawn to Battersea and spotting where the opportunity lies.
Book a viewing or a valuation, and let's talk about what it means for you.
Source: This article draws on our Battersea sales team, who value, market and sell homes across Battersea and Nine Elms and speak every day with buyers and sellers in the area. If you have any questions on this article, email us to ask a Foxtons expert.
