Battersea Power Station Development Company
Battersea Power Station, SW8
Ranked 18th out of 20 in Nine Elms
By Battersea Power Station Development Company
3.66
The Battersea Power Station development is a large-scale mixed-use scheme, transforming the iconic Grade II listed building and surrounding area with a mix of residential, commercial, office, hotel and cultural spaces. The riverside London development offers transport links via the Thames Clipper River Bus located next to the site and Victoria and Vauxhall Rail stations, both within a twenty-minute walking distance. A new Underground station will be located at the Battersea Power Station redevelopment in 2020. The immediately recognisable four chimneys are the result of two identical power stations being constructed next to each other. Battersea A was completed in 1935 and decommissioned in 1975. Battersea B, to the east, was completed in 1941 and decommissioned in 1978. Early ideas for Battersea Power Station's redevelopment included creating a theme park within the building or turning it into a large shopping mall with cultural spaces. Phase 3 of the current Battersea Power Station redevelopment was designed by architects Frank Gehry and Foster + Partners. In 2016, Apple confirmed it would be creating a London campus within the building. The electronics and software giant will take six floors within the central Boiler House, housing 1,400 of its staff and occupying 40% of available office space at the complex.
Facilities
Cinema room
Concierge
Gym
Lounge
Parking
Roof terrace
Cinema room
Concierge
Gym
Lounge
Parking
Facilities
Cinema room
Concierge
Gym
Lounge
Parking
Roof terrace
Cinema room
Concierge
Gym
Lounge
Parking
Battersea Power Station Development Company
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3.66
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Karina Bond (Tenant)
Verified Resident
Battersea Power Station, SW8
Jul 2023
Nice new area. excellent location.
Karina Bond (Tenant)
Verified Resident
Battersea Power Station, SW8
Jul 2023
We see how hard the home maintenance management and the excellent concierge service are trying. If there are questions, then with the help of the concierge it can be solved. Design is good. Building management is good . Property management is good.
SZ (Owner)
Verified Resident
Battersea Power Station, SW8
Jun 2023
Disappointing Management Team
SZ (Owner)
Verified Resident
Battersea Power Station, SW8
Jun 2023
The management team's behavior is utterly ridiculous. Every time an incident occurs, they manipulate the facts to portray themselves as innocent. It's baffling to ponder the severity of events required for them to truly reflect and offer an apology. With this useless management team, the service charge is very expensive while the actual service provided is minimal. On multiple occasions, we have reached out to the concierge or security for assistance, only to receive either no response or an unreasonably delayed and “sort out yourself” reply. Even the simplest aspects of everyday life here are needlessly complicated. The elevator system appears ill-suited for residential use, constantly breaking down and leaving numerous individuals (including children) stranded inside. I once had a large furniture delivery coincided with a lift malfunction. It took countless calls and emails to the concierge and residential property manager just to receive an update. Furthermore, your "24-hour delivery service" is no longer 24 hour due to their flawed post room system. We are left with no choice but to either get our packages ourselves from the post room or wait for 4 to 5 hours for them to reach the concierge.
AnonymousK (Tenant)
Battersea Power Station, SW8
Jun 2023
Paying for an awful time
AnonymousK (Tenant)
Battersea Power Station, SW8
Jun 2023
Awful year here i am counting down the days till i leave. Unorganised, and dangerous at times. Takes 2 weeks to get a replacement key from property management and let’s not forget the gym floor falling through. As well as the never ending lift problems, which range from getting stuck inside to the lift free falling. The property management are impossible to contact in regards to repairs and anything else for that matter. Was promised a rooftop pool as well as an indoor pool, once i paid my rent upfront they then insisted this was never promised. However for the small price of £25 per person you can use the rooftop pool!! This development is full of lies and poor management.
LP (Tenant)
Verified Resident
Battersea Power Station, SW8
Jun 2023
Dishonesty, frustration and disappointment.
LP (Tenant)
Verified Resident
Battersea Power Station, SW8
Jun 2023
Dishonesty, frustration and disappointment. No real sense of security, if there is a problem you are on your own. Last night was the drop that spill the glass for us. Couple of young guys breaking in and threatening residents in common areas, no security. A group of residents had to stand up and show them out! But make sure to keep paying up increasing rent and service charges of course. I feel really bad for the owners of these apartments, hopefully they manage to get things sorted. But we are leaving. For those looking into renting here or buying, do your research well. Try to talk to already residents in there. Careful of what you are being promised by management of this place.
HH (Tenant)
Battersea Power Station, SW8
Jun 2023
Daily frustration at BPS
HH (Tenant)
Battersea Power Station, SW8
Jun 2023
We moved to Phase 3 of Battersea Power Station in early Aug 2022 from abroad and we were completely amazed in the first week: the prime location, iconic architecture, 24/7 on-site concierge, etc. We were very soon proven 100% wrong. It became very obvious shortly after we moved in that the whole Phase 3 was far from ready for residents to move in. The construction in the underground car park went on for several months after we moved in, and you see non-residents following contractors to enter the building constantly- security staff never did anything about it. The buidling refuse room was an utter disaster and soon residents started to see mice running around. They assigned one postal code to the whole phase 3 (maybe 400 apartments?) in the beginning, which obviously did not work. 4 months after we moved in, we were told our postal code changed, but majority of the banking/ service providers/ vendors systems couldn't pull out information from the new postal code and it caused a huge issue to us. We were also faced with almost daily testing with lifts and alarm systems. The testing went for half a year with extreme poor management, testing constantly started before or after the scheduled/ announced time, and we had to rush down the stairs countless times holding our young child and the bulky pram. Some neighbour with diability in our building had to stay at home every time this happened, some neighbours were late for their flight because of this (they had big suitcases and several young children)...And all we got was "sorry", but no improvement in management or communications, and no compensation in any form. I do understand testing is necessary for a new build, but why would they let residents move in way before they complete all the testings and confirm this is a livable building? Even after all the testing fiascos, the lifts in phase 3 constantly broke down and so many times some neighbour got stuck inside...Not to mention throughout the development, mobile signal is almost non-existent till this day, so if you get get stuck or lost somewhere, there's no way you can reach anybody! Hot water or heating constantly went out during the past winter, you always need to wait for one week before you are supposed to receive your letter, you have to go down 2-3 times to concierge to get your parcel, and they removed the 24/7 concierge to 8-8 only now...And the whole management misrepresented to all residents here, we (and majority of the owners or tenants) were told phase 3 would have our own amenities including a gym, a swimming pool, a residents lounge in Sep 2022. The gym was finally made available to residents in Jan 2023, but the floor broke down after 2-week usage as the flooring material used couldn't support heavy weight (you are supposed to do that in a gym!) and soon after that we were told nobody from BPS management ever said there would be a residents pool. So now we have rooftop pool inside the hotel in the development that BPS residents can only use £25 pp per hour if it's not fully used by hotel guests... The residents organize direct meetings with BPS management but no improvements have been made. The list really goes on and on...All in all it really just shows how the BPS management lacks experience, professionalism in providing decent estate management.
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Battersea Power Station, SW8
Ranked 18th out of 20 in Nine Elms