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Nine Elms

Nine Elms, located in Zone 1 situated between Vauxhall and Battersea and offers easy access to landmarks like the Houses of Parliament, Sloane Square, Tate Britain, Battersea Park, and The Kia Oval. It stretches from Lambeth Bridge to Chelsea Bridge, includes Vauxhall and a part of northern Battersea, and stands as central London's largest regeneration zone. The area is witnessing substantial private sector investments and a comprehensive regeneration plan, making it a bustling new residential and business hub. With the recent opening of the Northern line extension, Nine Elms is now just a short 15-minute commute from the City and the West End, enhancing its accessibility.

Shopping in Nine Elms

Battersea Power Station, situated in the heart of London, has transformed into a bustling shopping destination. The unique setting is a stand out feature, characterised by the iconic and historic backdrop of the power station's massive chimneys and industrial charm. A very memorable and Instagram-worthy atmosphere that sets it apart from typical shopping locations! Battersea Power Station offers a diverse array of shops and boutiques. The shopping complex hosts a collection of high-end fashion brands like Boss, Jo Malone, Omega, Space NK and Watches of Switzerland, making it a go-to destination for those interested in exploring the latest fashion trends, designer pieces, stylish accessories, and cosmetics.

Eating and drinking in Nine Elms

Discover Vagabond in Battersea Power Station. An independent and award-winning wine bar and shop is built on the principle that exceptional wine should be accessible to all. Alongside serving over 100 wines by the glass, you can indulge in a delightful selection of tapas from their kitchen, making for a harmonious pairing of flavours and vintages.

Nestled in a charming 19th Century Grade II listed building, The Mason's Arms offers the quintessential London pub experience with a touch of contemporary flair. Immerse yourself in the classic ambiance while savouring modern twists on traditional food.

Ahoy! Battersea Barge has set sail once more, welcoming guests to enjoy libations on its upper deck. Whether you prefer beers, wines, or spirits, the barge offers a diverse selection, all to be savoured against the backdrop of stunning river views.

Green spaces in Nine Elms

Nine Elms Park: Encompassing 14 acres, Nine Elms Park stretches from east to west within the site. This park is conveniently located only 1.5 miles from the Houses of Parliament and is in close proximity to the prestigious neighbourhoods of Kensington, Chelsea, Knightsbridge, and Mayfair.

Battersea Park: Widely regarded as one of London's premier green spaces, graces the banks of the Thames in South West London, offering an exquisite blend of leisure opportunities. Spanning 200 acres, this Victorian-era masterpiece, crafted between 1854 and 1870, boasts a picturesque riverside promenade, a sizable lake, a rich diversity of trees and ecological zones, and a comprehensive selection of sports facilities.

Battersea Park is a sprawling 200-acre haven brimming with an impressive array of activities. Notable highlights encompass:

Properties in Nine Elms

Nine Elms, nestled along the southern banks of the River Thames, where the iconic Battersea Power Station, a Grade II-listed landmark, stands tall. This area has undergone a remarkable revitalization, ushering in an array of fresh residential options, thriving commercial enterprises, and vibrant recreational amenities. Nine Elms encompasses 195 hectares of land between Battersea and Vauxhall. As Nine Elms is a relatively new rejuvenated area, it offers a lot of new developments with modern amenities, contemporary interiors and beautiful views of the River Thames. New developments in Nine Elms include: Thames City, Embassy Gardens and Damac Tower.

Schools and education in Nine Elms

Nine Elms boasts a range of exceptional schools, encompassing both private and public institutions. For those seeking the finest education for their children, the following schools are noteworthy:

Newton Preparatory School: This co-educational prep school & nursery is for children 3-13, located in Battersea London. The school aims to provide exceptional opportunities for children, preparing them for top senior schools in London and beyond. As a co-educational institution, it encourages boys and girls to learn and play together. With outstanding on-site facilities, including sports areas, science labs, and performance spaces, students enjoy enhanced educational experiences.

Ashburnham Community School:  Ashburnham Community School is a state community school, with a one-form entry system and an on-site Nursery school, serving children aged 3 to 11 years. Their curriculum is ambitious, going beyond National Curriculum expectations. It emphasises knowledge acquisition, ensuring students develop essential vocabulary and concepts at each stage. The curriculum is carefully structured, facilitating a smooth knowledge and skills progression from early years to Key Stage 2, ultimately preparing students for a successful transition to secondary school.

Griffin Primary School: 

Griffin is a mixed academy school for children aged 3-11 years old. At Griffin, the school diligently fulfils its vision by catering to each student's unique needs. It takes pride in its inclusive, multicultural environment, welcoming students learning English as an Additional Language. Additionally, the school supports students with diverse learning requirements, providing both additional assistance and tailored challenges for those excelling in various curriculum areas.

History of Nine Elms

Nine Elms has undergone a remarkable transformation. 

Nine Elms stands as Europe's largest regeneration area, where the collaborative efforts of Wandsworth Council and partners in the Vauxhall Nine Elms Battersea opportunity area have laboured tirelessly for nearly a decade. Their mission: to metamorphose extensive stretches of former industrial terrain into a modern town centre, establish a thriving cultural nucleus, and cultivate a catalyst for the entire borough's economic growth. By the year 2030, it is projected that Nine Elms will welcome approximately 33,000 residents.

This segment of Wandsworth derives its name from a cluster of nine elm trees that once graced its main thoroughfare. These iconic elms, documented as early as the 1840s along Nine Elms Lane, have experienced several replantings over the years. In recent times, one of these venerable trees succumbed to a powerful storm, while the other unfortunately failed due to disease.

The history of Nine Elms spans centuries, transitioning from marshlands adorned with windmills to flourishing market gardens and eventually evolving into an industrial powerhouse. Today, it has blossomed into a vibrant community where people reside, work, and engage in social activities.

Some things we love about Nine Elms

Up for a challenge? Why not try out GO APE in Battersea Park. It is the most central forest experience in London. This fun activity has something for everyone and is twice the size of most other Go Ape courses.  

The Tate Britain opened in 1897 and is an art museum in Millbank, city of Westminster, one of the largest museums in the country. Their new collection displays 500 years of British art and entry is Free!

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