Space The apartment is within walking distance to Clapham junction Station, with its fantastic transport links, all of London is just a train away. The property is in close proximity to the fashionable areas of Battersea Square and Chelsea and a stone's throw from the river and beautiful Battersea Park. The property can sleep up to 4, perfect for families and friends. We have made several improvements to the flat to enhance your comfort during your stay. Firstly, we have installed new blackout blinds in both the bedroom and living room. These blinds will ensure a restful and undisturbed sleep, as well as provide privacy. Additionally, we have replaced the sofa bed with a new one that is soft and comfortable, it is grey and can be seen in the listing photos. We understand the importance of a good night's sleep, and we want to ensure that our guests have a pleasant and relaxing experience. Amenities: 24/7 guest support Professionally cleaned Hotel-quality bed linen and towels Wifi Kitchen: Fully equipped Oven Stove Refrigerator Microwave Toaster Kettle Dishwasher Washing Machine Living room: Comfy double sofa bed Dining table + chairs Large smart TV Bedroom: King Bed Wardrobe Bathroom: Bath/shower Toilet Sink Access Guests have full access to the entire property throughout their stay. Interaction There is a 24/7 guest support team. Neighborhood Few places bustle like Battersea these days, with top-notch restaurants, bars and boozers bringing 'em in from far and wide. The Battersea Arts Centre continues to showcase some of the best in the business, and the zoo and the park are great for kids (and kids within). The Pump House Gallery is as good as ever and then there's the heliport, with choppers taking you for some seriously impressive views across our fair city. Battersea has plenty of shops and restaurants — close to Clapham Junction, up St John’s Road, continuing along Northcote Road and up t...

## The neighborhood Few places bustle like Battersea these days, with top-notch restaurants, bars and boozers bringing 'em in from far and wide. The Battersea Arts Centre continues to showcase some of the best in the business, and the zoo and the park are great for kids (and kids within). The Pump House Gallery is as good as ever and then there's the heliport, with choppers taking you for some seriously impressive views across our fair city. Battersea has plenty of shops and restaurants — close to Clapham Junction, up St John’s Road, continuing along Northcote Road and up the hill from the junction along Lavender Hill and Battersea Rise. Northcote Road is dominated by mid-market chains such as Jigsaw, Whistles and Phase Eight and youth brands White Stuff and Jack Wills. Two long-standing butchers, Dove & Son and Hennessy, along with sports shop Capstick and jewellers Asquiths have survived other local independents. Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay’s London House restaurant in Battersea Square has brought fine dining to the area. Other local eateries include Soif, a French bistro and wine bar in Battersea Rise, part of the Terroirs group, which has pioneered natural and organic wines; Boqueria Market, a tapas bar in Queenstown Road; the eccentric Fish in a Tie Mediterranean restaurant in Falcon Road, and two imports from Brixton Village — sourdough pizza restaurant Franco Manca in Northcote Road, and KaoSarn, a Thai restaurant in St John’s Hill. ## Getting around Rail: Clapham Junction has trains to locations both within and outside London, including Brighton and other south coast destinations. Services take just ten minutes to Waterloo or seven minutes to Victoria. The Overground network provides links across West London, South London, Docklands, East London and Highbury and Islington. Trains from Battersea Park reach Victoria in five minutes and Queenstown Road trains get to Waterloo in seven minutes. Tube: The Northern Line extension is forecast to see ne...