Prince of Wales Drive

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Park Central is the highest of the three towers. Among the units on offer are 2-3 bedroom apartments located across 27 storeys. Three-bedroom lateral apartments offering 360° views of London are located from the 22nd floor. These residences will be completed in May 2024.

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Prince of Wales Drive is being developed by St William, which is a FTSE 100 company and part of the Berkeley Group, which creates projects with thoughtful designs and accuracy. Squire & Partners & EPR Architects are the architects of the project, while Muza Lab and Gillespies & Charnwood are responsible for the interior and landscape designs.

Residences of Prince of Wales Drive come with premium finishes. Thus, kitchens are contemporary and fully-fitted and come with cupboards and composite stone worktops, engineered timber flooring and luxury appliances including Miele or Siemens. The spacious bedrooms are provided with large built-in wardrobes and deep carpets for maximum comfort. Underfloor heating, comfort cooling, touch screen controls in living areas, as well as an electrically heated wall in the bathroom are also present in units. Communal CCTV is also present in the development, providing future residents with maximum safety.

Park East is a 22-storey building with 95 apartments which include 1–3 bedroom classic apartments and 3-4 premium residences, and is planned to be completed in January 2024.

Salisbury House offers a superior collection of duplex apartments and 1–3 bedroom homes with one of the three bespoke palettes for the interiors named Putney, Westminster and Victoria.

Park West is a 19-storey building with 1–4 bedroom apartments.

At the moment, Prince of Wales Drive consists of several buildings which include Huntington House, Regents House, Bowden House, Kensington House, Chartwell House, Salisbury House, Park East, Park Central and Park West. A further two developments will be added to the neighbourhood in the future.

Among the current phases offering units for purchase are Park East, Park Central and Park West, which are the three towers that create Upper Park Residences. The buildings are connected by raised podium gardens, as well as Salisbury House:

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The Central Gardens, located in the heart

of the neighbourhood of Prince of Wales Drive are ideal for relaxing away from the hustle and bustle of the city, as well as organizing picnics, walking and enjoying the fresh air. Among the facilities which will be available to the residents of Prince of Wales Drive are:

Sauna & steam rooms

Music room

Screening room

Swimming pool with vitality pool

The 1882 Club Bar & Lounge on the 24th floor

Kensington House, which is reachable from any corner of the complex through Central Gardens, will feature a 17-meter swimming pool, a vitality pool, a spa, gym facilities, a roof terrace on the 8th floor offering beautiful views of London, as well as 24/7 concierge services.

Moreover, a nursery, a grocery store and a restaurant will be available to residents of the development.

The Central Gardens, located in the heart of the neighbourhood of Prince of Wales Drive are ideal for relaxing away from the hustle and bustle of the city, as well as organizing picnics, walking and enjoying the fresh air. Moreover, a nursery, a grocery store and a restaurant will be available to residents of the development.

Library

Cinema theatre

Roof terrace

Karaoke room

Games area

Ground floor lounge

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The starting cost of a residence in Prince of Wales Drive is GBP 772,500

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Prince of Wales Drive boasts a favourable location close to Sloane Square and King’s Road which is steps away from the River Thames. Several educational institutions will be reachable within a several-minute drive from the development such as Newton Preparatory School, St Mary’s Catholic Primary School, Parkgate House School, Westminster School, as well as Harris Academy, Thames Christian College and Emanuel School. Chelsea College of Arts, London College of Communication, Imperial College London, Royal Academy of Arts and several other universities will also be easily accessible.

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Among the closest restaurants where you can meet with friends or spend evenings with your close ones are Duchess Bell, Cinnamon Kitchen, Wright Brothers, Black Sheep Cafe and Nutbourne.

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/ Saatchi Gallery is a gallery of contemporary art, which was opened in 1985 which started from US artists and minimalism. Now it showcases the works of emerging artists from all over the world, and became a registered charity in 2019.
/ V&A Museum is the largest museum in the world in terms of applied arts, design and decorative arts. The collection of the museum is over 2.27M objects.
/ Royal Albert Hall is one of the most iconic venues in London which has hosted speeches from Winston Churchill and Albert Einstein, as well as famous concerts and performances. The seating capacity is 5,272 people.
/ Piccadilly Theatre is one of the largest theatres in London with 1,232 seats. It was built in 1928.
/ Battersea Park is a historic park where you can hire a boat out on the lake in summer, practise sports and cycle along the walkways. Children’s Zoo, Go Ape adventure playground, Pump House Gallery, tennis courts, Pear Tree Cafe, as well as other entertainment and leisure activities can be found here.

There will be no time for boredom when living in Prince of Wales Drive due to its easy connection to a range of entertainment and leisure venues, including:

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In terms of healthcare, you will be able to get professional help in Chelsea Bridge Clinic, Doddington Health Clinic and Medicspot Clinic Battersea.

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Becoming an owner of an apartment in Prince of Wales

Drive is the right choice for those wishing to experience a harmonious lifestyle, whilst having premium amenities located right on the territory of the community. In addition, Prince of Wales Drive is a sustainable community, as St Williams aims at ensuring the long-term health and wellbeing of people and the planet.

Health & Wellness

Natural habitats, including green roofs, parkland, trees, gardens, ponds and hedges will allow residents of the development to enjoy fresh air and will enable wildlife to flourish. Integrated recycling bins in kitchens will simplify the process of separation and recycling waste, while low-flow taps and showerheads, as well as dual flush WCs will lessen the use of water. A cycle storage area and car charging points will be available to occupants to reduce air pollution. Furthermore, homes are thoughtfully designed so they will stand up to climate changes, including higher temperatures in summer, extreme rains and droughts.

Becoming an owner of an apartment in Prince of Wales Drive is the right choice for those wishing to experience a harmonious lifestyle, whilst having premium amenities located right on the territory of the community. In addition, Prince of Wales Drive is a sustainable community, as St Williams aims at ensuring the long-term health and wellbeing of people and the planet.

What makes Prince of Wales Drive attractive?

Residences in Prince of Wales Drive will be appreciated by single professionals, couples and families, as there is a wide range of units to choose from. The development has a strategic location which will enable you to reach any area of London within a short period of time. Moreover, its close proximity to sights and attractions is one of the key benefits of Prince of Wales Drive.