Shared Ownership Homes For Sale At Battersea Power Station

With over five million people being welcomed through the doors at Battersea Power Station since its grand public opening in October 2022, there’s now an opportunity to purchase a home at the sought-after location via Shared Ownership, thanks to Peabody.

New Mansion Square presents an impressive collection of studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments within a development which comprises a total of 386 homes, with the remaining studio to four-bedroom apartments available for social rent and London affordable rent.

Inspired by traditional Victorian mansion-style architecture, homes at New Mansion Square are set around a central garden square. Located across two blocks, each of the Shared Ownership homes features spacious open-plan layouts, designed to provide flexibility and swathes of warm, natural lighting throughout, with nearly every apartment benefitting from dual aspect windows. Kitchens feature a range of high-quality AEG and Zanussi integrated appliances, contemporary high gloss handless units and composite stone worktops. Porcelain stone and floor tiles create a modern bathroom, complete with inset white bath, Bristan shower and chrome features. Each home is complete with its own balcony or terrace area.

Providing further amenities to enjoy, the development hosts a dedicated concierge service for peace of mind and to make everyday life run more smoothly, alongside a new NHS medical centre, cultural space, play area and 12,000 sq ft of flexible workspace for both residents and the local community to benefit from.

Andrew Peglau, assistant director of marketing, brand & PR at Peabody, commented: “When buying a new home, first impressions count. With this in mind, our new marketing suite has been carefully designed to showcase the high quality of design and vibrant lifestyle that residents at New Mansion Square can expect. We are really excited to start welcoming people to our marketing suite in the New Year so that we can demonstrate the unmissable opportunity for first-time buyers looking to live in a Zone 1 location seeped in culture and history.”

Sarah Banham, head of community & sustainability at Battersea Power Station Development Company (BPSDC), commented: “We are looking forward to welcoming the first residents at New Mansion Square to join our expanding neighbourhood. Having recently opened the Power Station and Electric Boulevard, our new pedestrianised high street, there couldn’t be a more exciting time to become part of the Battersea Power Station community, with so many new places to experience right on residents’ doorstep.”

Go-to location for these brand new affordable homes

In addition to a beautiful residents’ garden at New Mansion Square, buyers can also relax and unwind in a variety of local green spaces. Over 19 acres of public realm can be enjoyed at Battersea Power Station, including the six-acre Power Station Park overlooking the River Thames. Just a 15-minute stroll away is Battersea Park, with riverside promenade, boating lake, a children’s zoo, the Pump House art gallery and sports facilities.

The regeneration of Battersea Power Station includes a new Northern line Tube station with services to the likes of Waterloo (seven minutes), London Bridge (11 minutes) and Bank (13 minutes). Another great option for travel across London is hopping on the Uber Boat by Thames Clippers River Bus at the Battersea Power Station pier. Extensive new cycle and pedestrian routes around New Mansion Square mean those who prefer to get around under their own steam can do so with ease.

Through Shared Ownership, prices at New Mansion Square start from £131,250 for a 25% share of a studio apartment (full market value £525,000). One-bedroom apartment prices start from £141,250 for a 25% share (full market value £565,000) and from £181,250 for a 25% share of a two-bedroom apartment (full market value £725,000). Find out more at about New Mansion Square from Peabody.

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