Stafford Mansions, Albert Bridge Road, SW11

Set within a beautiful Victorian mansion block on sought-after Albert Bridge Road, directly opposite the 200 acres of Battersea Park, this exceptional chain-free lower ground floor flat offers over 940 sq ft of wonderfully bright and versatile living space. Flooded with natural light throughout despite its lower ground position, the property combines elegant proportions with charming period character in one of Battersea’s most desirable locations.

Beautifully presented throughout, the accommodation comprises a spacious reception room, a separate dining room, and a well-appointed kitchen, with double doors from both the kitchen and dining room opening directly onto a private patio garden — creating an excellent flow for entertaining and indoor-outdoor living. There are two double bedrooms, a full bathroom, and direct access from the principal rear bedroom to a west-facing patio garden.

The layout also offers exciting potential for reconfiguration, subject to the necessary consents. As only the front façade of the building is listed, the current arrangement could be adapted to create a larger second bedroom by relocating the kitchen into bedroom two and introducing an internal wall within the existing kitchen space.

Stafford Mansions is a striking and highly regarded mansion block enviably positioned moments from the river, the iconic Albert Bridge, and the boutiques, restaurants and bars of the King’s Road. The building further benefits from bicycle storage to the rear, while excellent bus connections over Battersea Bridge provide swift access to Sloane Square, South Kensington, the West End and the City.

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