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A Grade II listed Victorian landmark reimagined as Zone 1 apartments, three tube stations within ten minutes
A landmark brownfield regeneration in Zone 1 south London is transforming a Victorian gasworks into an entirely new residential quarter. At its centre, a Grade II listed gasholder has been reimagined as a collection of apartments and penthouses held within the restored ironwork frame, with Scandinavian-influenced interiors and a two-storey private residents' club containing a swimming pool, hydro pool, spa, private cinema and co-working space. The site carries Transport for London's highest connectivity rating of PTAL 6b, with three Underground stations inside a ten-minute walk and the West End reachable in about five minutes. Comparable gasholder conversions elsewhere in the capital have achieved substantial premiums over neighbouring new-build stock. It suits buyers seeking a scarce heritage asset inside a Zone 1 regeneration corridor.
The Halo: £5,000-£15,000 reservation fee (tiered by price) | 10% on exchange (21 days) | 10% at 12 months | 5% at 24 months | 75% balance on completion (Q1-Q3 2028). The Pinnacle: 10%-20% on exchange | staged payments | 70-80% on completion (Q1-Q4 2026).
Why This Opportunity
A Victorian gasholder that has stood beside a historic sporting venue for more than 150 years has been converted into contemporary apartments and penthouses within its retained ironwork frame. Comparable gasholder conversions elsewhere in London have commanded premiums of up to 79% over neighbouring new-build schemes.
Three Underground stations sit within a ten-minute walk across two lines, placing one major terminus four minutes away and the City seven. Around 65% of London's financial-sector jobs are within a ten-minute commute, and only 4% of Londoners live somewhere rated PTAL 6b.
Local rental values have risen 34% over two years, outperforming Zone 1, Greater London and the neighbouring riverside regeneration corridor. An adjacent district's re-zoning into Zone 1 in 2021 drove a 47% rent increase within three years, with further growth forecast.
A private members-style club spans two storeys inside the restored heritage structure, with a swimming pool, hydro pool, gymnasium, spa with treatment rooms, steam room and sauna, a private cinema, co-working space, residents' lounge and 24-hour concierge.
The Area
Getting around
Oval Station
Northern line (Zone 2) — 10-minute walk
Vauxhall Station
Victoria line, National Rail (Zone 1) — 8-minute walk
Kennington Station
Northern line (Zone 1) — 10-minute walk
Nearby
Dining & Entertainment
Battersea Power Station (140 shops, bars & restaurants) Kennington Lane & Brixton Road high streets 1,165 shops and 325 restaurants nearby
Culture & Green Space
Kia Oval Cricket Ground (adjacent) Kennington Park (5-minute walk, 38 acres) River Thames (10-minute walk) 9 parks within 15-minute walk (64 acres total)
Landmarks & Attractions
Lambeth Palace (0.63 miles) Tate Modern (1.58 miles) Houses of Parliament (nearby) London Eye (nearby)
Schools
Universities
King's College London (1.29 miles) LSE (1.90 miles) UCL (2.73 miles) Imperial College London (3.29 miles) 16 universities within 20-minute commute
Schools
8 primary schools within 15-minute walk 3 rated Outstanding by Ofsted Pimlico Primary (9 min) Thomas's Battersea (19 min)
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