3 Bed Apartment For Sale

London Square Multi-Award Winning Developer

Gold Award for Customer Satisfaction 4 years in a row



Plot 2003

Completions from Q2 2025



This 20th-floor open plan 3 bed apartment boasts attractive views and embodies the pinnacle of elevated London living. Impeccable finishes elevate every detail, while expansive windows bathe the space in natural light. Indulge in the luxurious bathrooms, or step onto your private balcony for panoramic vistas. Ample storage ensures effortless organisation, and seamless transport links connect you to the entire city.



An exclusive collection of 186 private luxury apartments nestled within the prestigious Nine Elms Park and at the heart of one of the capitals largest regeneration areas. The development forms part of the 4.5 hectare linear park, a green ribbon of public outdoor spaces and gardens which runs through Nine Elms, from Battersea Power Station to Vauxhall Cross.



Discover a new London address where every home is rich in design and elegance. Set within bold and modern elevations, opulent, contemporary interiors give way to dazzling balcony vistas of the River Thames and beyond. This is London Living, Beautifully Elevated.



Nine Elms is home to London's first new tube stations in 25 years; Nine Elms and Battersea Power Station. This extension to London's tube network means both the West End and City are less than 15 minutes away. As such, the Nine Elms area is fast becoming one of the most important districts not just in London, but in the world.



The sales suite and show homes are open daily with viewings by appointment only. For further information or to arrange to see our show homes please speak to our Sales Executives.



Sales Suite Opening Hours

Monday: By appt only

Tuesday- Saturday: 10am - 6pm

Sunday: By appt only



London Square Nine Elms, One Linear Place, Ponton Road, London SW11 7AB



*External CGIs and internal photography is of show home at London Square Nine Elms and is indicative only. Travel times shown are fastest and sourced from National Rail Enquiries, and Google Maps.