Exchange Gardens
专案介绍
*Reference: Robert Ryan*
Located on the fifth floor of the well-regarded Keybridge House in the Exchange Gardens, this smartly designed 460 sq ft (43 sq m) studio offers a spacious and functional layout with clear separation between living and sleeping zones—perfect for first-time buyers, professionals, or investors seeking a prime Nine Elms address.
The apartment features a bright open-plan lounge/dining area with ample space to relax or entertain, enhanced by floor-to-ceiling windows that fill the room with natural light. The modern kitchen is fully fitted with integrated appliances and stylish cabinetry, providing a sleek, streamlined look. A dedicated sleeping area with built-in storage offers privacy and comfort, while the contemporary bathroom is finished with quality fittings and a walk-in shower. A separate storage room within the flat adds practicality to the layout.
Residents of Exchange Gardens benefit from a 24-hour concierge, residents’ gym, and access to beautifully landscaped communal gardens. The building is part of the larger Keybridge development by Mount Anvil, blending modern architecture with lifestyle convenience.
Location Highlights:
Situated just moments from Nine Elms and Vauxhall stations, this location offers excellent connectivity via the Northern Line, Victoria Line, and National Rail—bringing you to Oxford Circus, the City, or Gatwick Airport with ease. The surrounding neighbourhood is fast becoming one of London’s most vibrant hubs, with the new Battersea Power Station development, riverside walkways, and a host of cafés, bars, and boutique shops all close by.
Key Features:
460 sq ft / 43 sq m studio with distinct sleeping area
Fifth floor with lift access
Bright open-plan living and dining space
Modern kitchen with integrated appliances
Stylish bathroom and in-unit storage room
Residents' concierge, gym, and gardens
Excellent transport links via Nine Elms & Vauxhall
Ideal for first-time buyers or investors
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