Anhalt Road, Battersea, London

Constructed in the 1880s, as granary store for a neighbouring flour mill, this unique property has been converted into an exceptional two-bedroom home which retains many of its original architectural features.
Accessed through its own private entrance on the ground floor, the property offers a sense of independence more commonly associated with a Freehold house. The principal accommodation occupies the first floor, where breathtaking vaulted ceilings, exposed metal beams and large skylights create an impressive sense of volume and light. At the heart of the home is a spectacular reception room, beautifully framed by warehouse-style glazing opening onto the private roof terrace. Forming a striking focal point, the terrace provides a natural extension of the living space and a wonderful setting for entertaining.
The expansive open-plan interior has been thoughtfully arranged into distinct areas, incorporating a generous kitchen with a breakfast bar, a dedicated workspace and a vast sitting area. Each space retains its own identity while flowing seamlessly together beneath the dramatic vaulted ceiling.
Both bedrooms feature vaulted ceilings, continuing the distinctive architectural character throughout. The principal bedroom with an en-suite bathroom is particularly striking, with floor-to-ceiling warehouse-style windows overlooking the roof terrace. The property has an additional family bathroom on the ground floor and benefits from generous storage throughout completing this extraordinary home. A share of the freehold will be assigned on completion.

Anhalt Road is a highly sought-after street located moments from Albert Bridge. Battersea Park is located 100 meters away and provides over 200 acres of recreational space including the lake, riverside promenade, sports facilities and cafes. The local shops and restaurants of Parkgate Road, including Bayley & Sage, Ransome's Dock and Battersea Bridge Road are close at hand. Chelsea and the King's Road are a short walk over Albert Bridge. Transport links are excellent, with Thames Clippers river boats running East and West from Cadogan Pier, several bus routes that run over Battersea Bridge into Central London and the underground is accessible from Sloane Square (District & Circle Lines).