Property description On the riverfront, in one of the most refined corners of London, a twin-turreted power station that once powered the Underground is re-energised and reimagined to offer a 21st century living experience like no other. Completed in 1905, the Lots Road Power station standing 275 feet tall was the tallest in Europe and for almost a century generated electricity for the London Underground. Now reborn as a residential development. As part of the well-established Chelsea Waterfront, residents will benefit from views over the River Thames, gardens designed by Randle Siddeley and a first class clubhouse. Presenting a sophisticated 2-bedroom residence on the ground floor, this spacious home boasts 1074 sq ft of internal space and offers breathtaking vistas of Chelsea Creek. Step out onto your private 167 sq ft balcony to enjoy a seamless blend of indoor-outdoor living. Upon entering, discover a meticulously designed living space filled with natural light. The open-concept layout seamlessly connects the living and dining areas, creating a comfortable yet stylish environment. The modern kitchen, equipped with top-of-the-line appliances, enhances the overall functionality of the space. Both bedrooms feature contemporary design elements and ample natural light, providing a tranquil retreat. Wooden floors add warmth and elegance to the living spaces. From the ground floor, enjoy unobstructed views of Chelsea Creek, creating a picturesque setting for everyday living. The highlight of this residence is the private balcony, where you can relax and take in the captivating views of Chelsea Creek. Just a few minutes' walk from Imperial Wharf Station with the London Overground line providing fast routes to Clapham Junction, West Brompton and Kensington Olympia to the north. The information contained in these particulars is for general information purposes only. Douglas & Gordon does not provide information or give any warranty with regards to train, tube, tram lines or flight paths. Prospective purchasers or tenants are advised to carry out their own research if they have any concern about train, tube, tram lines or flight paths.