Property description

The apartment is on the fourth floor with a lift to the third floor and a flight of stairs within the apartment. The fourth floor location provides a delightful view of the river and surrounding Battersea.
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Tranquil communal outdoor sitting area with tables and chairs.
Designated car park within gated and locked area.
Attractive historic building in trendy Battersea.
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Help is available if necessary from the on-site porter and retained maintenance contractor.
 London is a special place with attractions for every taste.
A visit to London is an opportunity to soak up some culture whether it be historical or modern.
You can experience museums, galleries, historic monuments, theatre, the pomp and ceremony of the monarchy, gardens, markets, shopping or just soak up the atmosphere.
The list is endless.
If sports is your interest then you can get tickets for a Premier League football game or visit Wimbledon.
The evolving foodie culture provides many unique eating opportunities during your stay.
Archer on Thames is an ideal base from which to explore London. There are some particular attractions that are very close.
Battersea Park has a fascinating history, leading from a duel in the marshlands before the Park was built, through to the FunFair and Gardens of the Festival of Britain in the 1950s and is well worth a visit.
The Chelsea Physic Garden has a fascinating history being originally supported by Sir Hans Sloane and is a short bus ride across the river and open from April to October.
The Chelsea Flower Show provides an insight in to all things garden and happens each year at the end of May.

Archer on Thames is located on the Thames with the river path a direct walk past the spectacular Albert Bridge to the historic and leafy Battersea Park.
Cross the Battersea or Albert Bridges by bus or on foot and you will soon be strolling and shopping along the famous Kings Road, Chelsea.
Battersea Square has a number of good restaurants including the new Gordon Ramsey restaurant, London House, and there are numerous pubs in the area.
Ideal for a couple with one large bedroom, king (Australian queen) sized bed (150cm x 200cm) and ample storage.
Occasional guests or other family members could use the large sofa bed in the living room.
The 170 bus passes outside the property with Victoria station (tube, bus and above ground train station) in one direction and Clapham Junction station (train) the other.
Whatever your interest in London you will soon be able to navigate the many public transport options to get there.

Approx address:    32 Vicarage Crescent, London SW11 3LD, UK