Flat to rent in London SW11, 1 Bedroom

A great yet affordable one double bedroom apartment which has just been fully renovated and redecorated with very pleasant views and by 3-4 min walk to two train stations!

The accomodation is comprised of a very spacious lounge with wall-to-wall windows allowing a fantastic amount of natural light; a modern and fully fitted and equipped kitchen; a large double bedroom; a three pieces tiled bathroom; and a good amount of storage area off the hallways. Further benefits include central heating, double glazed windows, very cheap Council Tax rates and residents parking.

Property is by 3-4 minutes walk to the Queenstown Road and Battersea Park train stations, which link commuters with direct trains to London Waterloo, Victoria, London Bridge and East Croydon ! Many day and night buses also run almost from the property doorsteps on Battersea Park and Queenstown roads. The surrounding area is absolutely superb jam-packed with plenty of world-class options of restaurants, cafes, bars, arts and music venues. The mesmerizing Battersea Park (one of the only London large parks on the banks of the river Thames) is just across the road, as well as the iconic Battersea Power Station.

Available by the 27th March and offered optionally unfurnished, partly or fully furnished (to be negotiated).

* Battersea Area Overview

Battersea, a sought-after area in the London Borough of Wandsworth in the heart of the inner-city district of South West London, situated on the South side of the River Thames. It is home to a vibrant mix of established residents, new families and young professionals. Battersea has a real sense of community to it, with the small town feel of the area being one of the major reasons why local residents feel so avidly about where they live.

* Battersea Property Types & Architecture

Battersea is a very desirable place to live. There is a vast choice of different types of colonized property in the area, all thanks to a fair amount of architectural changes that have taken place over the years. Many new riverside developments have been constructed over the waterfront including many spacious and luxurious apartments. Meanwhile over at the village area there is a vast choice of fantastic townhouses and maisonettes, also with a reasonable share of Victorian terraces. Property purchase and rental prices are at the higher end of London's property market, powered by the increasing demand to live in the area.

* Battersea Shopping and Entertainment

Battersea is jam packed with numerous restaurants, cafes and bars feeding every range of taste available. The local clubs and bars give a very lively feel to the area especially on the evenings offering an array of different styles from a 1970s feel (Mishmash bar) to electric music, or even salsa bars or jazz clubs. A good choice of comedy and theater can be found at the Battersea Arts Centre. The Thai Festival (July) is a great attraction and brings a great selection of Thai dance events, Thai food stalls and mind blowing fashion shows. For the centralist this area will also keep your brain cells in tacked by offering The Pump House Gallery in Battersea Park with a headline role in the local culture life of Battersea has new exhibition every couple of months with many attention-grabbing events happening through out the year.

* Battersea Transport

The nearest tubes are Clapham Common and Clapham South, both delivered by the northern line. The Clapham Junction station (Overground & Underground) is also available and is daily caught by professionals leading into Victoria, Waterloo and further on. A large selection of Day and Night buses are available to be caught into from and to central. Many cycle routes are also available.