Set high on the eleventh floor of the Vista development, this three-bedroom apartment unfolds laterally across approximately 1,867 sq ft, with a generous wraparound terrace framing far-reaching views over Battersea Park.


The heart of the home is a striking open-plan reception and dining space, where curved glazing draws in light throughout the day and opens directly onto the terrace. The scale here is notable, with clearly defined areas for entertaining and everyday living, all anchored by uninterrupted outlooks across the treetops.





A separate kitchen sits just off the main space, neatly arranged and fitted with integrated Miele appliances. It is practical and well considered, positioned to serve both the dining area and terrace with ease.





The principal bedroom occupies a private corner of the plan, with a walk-in wardrobe and an ensuite bathroom. Two further double bedrooms are set along the opposite wing, each well proportioned and served by additional bathrooms, making the layout particularly well suited to both family living and guests.





The apartment has been finished to a high specification throughout, with air conditioning, timber flooring underfoot and a cohesive interior scheme, including Poltrona Frau furnishings. Storage has been carefully integrated, and the overall feel is one of considered, turnkey design.





Residents of Vista benefit from a full suite of amenities, including a 24-hour concierge, gym and spa facilities, as well as secure underground parking, with two spaces allocated to the apartment.





Positioned along the south bank of the Thames, Battersea has evolved into one of London’s most compelling neighbourhoods, centred around the transformation of Battersea Power Station into a lively mix of restaurants, cafés, shops and cultural spaces. Battersea Park sits directly opposite, offering 200 acres of green space with a boating lake, tennis courts and riverside walks, while the Thames Path and nearby Chelsea Bridge connect easily into Chelsea and Belgravia. Transport has shifted the area decisively, with the Northern Line extension placing Battersea Power Station within Zone 1 and providing swift access to the West End and City, alongside close proximity to Victoria and Sloane Square.