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london, Eustace Building, 372 Queenstown Rd, Nine Elms, London SW11 8NT, SW11 8NT

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Eustace Building

london, Eustace Building, 372 Queenstown Rd, Nine Elms, London SW11 8NT, SW11 8NT

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  • From 2026/07/30

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  • 2B2B (2 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms)2B1B (2 Bedrooms 1 Bedroom)1B1B (1 Bed 1 Bathroom)Studio

Description

Available from 18/07/2025A vibrant one bedroom apartment located on the first floor in the Eustace Building at Chelsea Bridge Wharf. This lovely apartment is east facing with fantastic views of the beautiful piazza water gardens. Open plan kitchen and lounge area with access to the large terrace. Full length windows. Great size bedroom and separate bright bathroom. Good storage throughout. A stone"s throw from Sloane square is the beautiful Chelsea Bridge Wharf development, located on the banks of the river Thames and Chelsea Bridge and adjacent to the wide-open spaces Battersea Park this iconic development enjoys a level of peace and tranquillity that is unrivalled in prime central London at its heart lies the award-winning water gardens that offer a tranquil oasis between the beautiful glass buildings that surround it. The Development boasts excellent views, 24-hour concierge, large terraces, comfort cooling and heating, as well as underground parking (not included), The apartments are a short walk to the new northern line extension connecting the complex to the city and west end within 5 stops.

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    2B2B

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    2B2B

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    2B1B

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    1B1B

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    1B1B

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    1B1B

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    STUDIO

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