The Power Station's incredible rebirth will see it transformed into one of the most exciting and innovative mixed-use neighbourhoods ever built and centrally located in zone 1, London. Designed by some of the world's most renowned architects, who will seamlessly bring together new offices, shops, restaurants, homes, hotels, leisure, events spaces and extensive public space, to create one of the world's leading destinations.
The remaining 40,000 square feet of office space within the Power Station itself has been leased to members club, No18, which will sit next door to Apple in the iconic building, when it opens in 2021. Click here to read more.
Apple will be making Battersea Power Station it's new London campus with its office accounting for circa 40% of the total office space in the whole development.
Apple is expected to move into the Power Station in 2021 and will be across six floors of the central Boiler House inside the iconic building.
Around 1,400 Apple employees from existing offices around London will relocate to this magnificent new development. Apple sees this as a great opportunity to have its entire team working and collaborating in one location while supporting the renovation of a neighbourhood rich with history.
The Engine Room will be an exciting members club and workspace, benefiting from excellent facilities such as fantastic lounge spaces with a central bar and café; a variety of co-working spaces, modern offices and meeting rooms; an events venue; and various client services. At least another 750,000 square feet of offices will be available in future phases of the development.
Visit no18.com to find out more about the Swedish company’s unique, inspirational clubs and workspaces and for enquiries, please click here.
Each year, over 18 million people visit London to trade, shop, make deals, eat out, enjoy the theatre and sample the best of what the capital has to offer.
As London's global star continues to rise, more and more people are looking for a Central London business address that not only captures the essence of what makes London so special, but also speaks to the culture and values their business seeks to epitomise.
There will be four key tube lines within a 15 minute walk; Victoria, Northern, District and Circle lines which will provide access to all National Rail Terminals within Central London.
The new Zone 1 Northern line extension, will include two new Northern line stations; Battersea Power Station and Nine Elms, due to complete in 2020.
Battersea Park and Queenstown Road railway stations are within a ten minute walk from Grosvenor Arch.
Victoria and Vauxhall rail and London Underground stations are also within walking distance.
The London Cycle Network (LCN) Route 37 runs along Battersea Park Road from Vauxhall Cross to Twickenham, connecting with other LCN routes.
The Thames Path will be extended connecting Battersea Park to Power Station Park, a new six-acre public park located to the north of the Power Station.
Fast River Bus links along the Thames to Westminster, Waterloo, Blackfriars and London Bridge.
Opening in the Autumn of 2017, a new river service will function from a dedicated jetty linked to the Riverside Park, providing workers, shoppers and residents with an alternative way of accessing a range of other riverside locations.
The service runs every 20 minutes during peak times and every half an hour off peak.
The Power Station will compliment Battersea Park to create a significant additional green space, opening up 450m of unused river frontage, creating an attractive aspect from the north bank of the river. Acting as a leisure destination for visitors and a local park for the everyday use of residents and workers. Our six-acre Power Station Park will be a new amenity for everyone who visits.
Battersea Power Station is creating an animated and dynamic space where people can make the most of life every day. Offices, homes and a wide array of open spaces, restaurants, bars, and cafés, coupled with the shops and galleries that will be opening, have combined to give visitors a welcoming atmosphere, designed for working, meeting, relaxing, socialising and showcasing talent. The first shops, bars and restaurants have already opened at Circus West Village, including the Battersea General Store, No. 29 and Mother, with many more to come this year.
The three levels of retail will be home to a host of exciting independent stores, each sharing their own vision of originality.
The Power Station is being transformed by one of the UK's leading architectural practices, WilkinsonEyre Architects, to create a truly mixed-use building.
As well as circa 500,000 sq ft of offices, there will be 253 new homes, three levels of retail space, a leisure and entertainment zone with a c2,000 person capacity events venue, a cinema, restaurants and cafés.
Prospect Place and Battersea Roof Gardens make up Phase 3 which will be the main gateway to the entire development, connecting the new Underground Station with Battersea Power Station.
From the newly created Battersea Power Station Underground Station, residents, office workers and recreational visitors alike will walk north along Electric Boulevard, London's newest pedestrianised high street. The street is flanked by Foster + Partners' Battersea Roof Gardens to your left and Gehry Partners' Prospect Place to your right and leads towards the southern entrance of the Power Station.
A minimum of 750,000 SQ FT of Office Space to come.
Planning permission is secured for a further 750,000 sq ft of office space across the 42-acre development. This space is set to further compliment the mix of uses at what is one of London's most iconic development schemes.
Battersea Power Station is one of the few riverfront Zone 1 campus sites where occupiers can design a building in partnership with the developer to meet bespoke requirements. It is set to become a new home for the creative industries.
For further information and to discuss bespoke pre-letting opportunities, please contact our office leasing team.
Battersea Power Station is the iconic cornerstone of Nine Elms, one of the largest and most keenly anticipated redevelopments that London has ever seen.
At 195 hectares, Nine Elms has attracted billions of pounds of investment and is being transformed into a brand new business and residential quarter in the heart of London.
Stretching from Chelsea Bridge to the west through to Lambeth Bridge to the East, it includes more than 20 development sites.