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A new way of living IN the heart of battersea
1, 2, 3 & 4 bedroom APARTMENTS

LIVE LIFE A NEW WAY LIVE LIFE A BETTER WAY LIVE LIFE YOUR WAY

Live life
A new way
A better way
Your way

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A NEW WAY
OF LIFE
Computer generated image is indicative only.

THE ST JOHN’s
Vision
creating
communities
within a larger
neighbourhood
St John’s Way will open
the development to its
neighbours by establishing
a layout that integrates with
the adjoining Edwardian
streets. Each of the buildings
will have its own identity and
the development will be a
great place to live
in Battersea, opposite
Clapham Junction station.
When we first began working with Peabody
on the proposals for St John’s Way we found a
strong community living in a tired estate with
poor connections to the surrounding area.
A perimeter wall around the estate made the
place feel a bit like a small fortress.
We have torn down the wall and connected
the development to the adjoining area.
To do this we designed a pedestrian route,
Danvers Avenue, which will link Clapham
Junction station with Wandsworth Common.
This avenue will start its journey at a new square,
with shops, at the top of St John’s Hill. It will
then pass through Monarch Square, at the heart
of the development, where a community hub
will provide a focus for the new community.
Continuing south the avenue opens access to
Wandsworth Common.
As well as these new public spaces, each
building will have its own private garden
for use by residents, creating communities
within a larger community and neighbourhood.
Each home will also have its own private
balcony or garden.
The buildings were designed by a team of
architects here at HawkinsBrown. This approach
results in a collection of unique buildings.
We agreed to create a development with
variety and interest. Each building has its own
architectural style and identity, meaning that
every step through the development reveals
something different and new.
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David Bickle – Partner
Phil Catcheside – Partner
Iain Cochran – Associate

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Computer generated image shows Danvers Avenue.

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From a
humble
beginning
Stepping into
the future WITH
A footprint
in history
Living in London in 1936 you would have
been celebrating an FA Cup win if you were
an Arsenal fan. You would have been excited
about the British Team’s win of four gold
medals at the Berlin Olympics, and if you
were one of the select few with a television
set, you would have watched the BBC
broadcasting regularly from that year.
The same year saw the arrival of the landmark
St John’s Hill Peabody Estate, bringing flats
to the area that were modern for their time –
even if the bath was in the scullery.
More importantly, a new community was
born, one which shared life’s events and
those of the nation, holding street parties
to celebrate the Coronation and growing
food in the courtyard for Dig for Victory in
the darker days of World War II.
The decades have now passed and the
far-reaching redevelopment of St John’s
Way, for the way we live today, is once again
delivering homes with a sense of community
at their heart. From the purpose-built
community centre to the landscaped square,
people within this collection will have the
chance to meet and mingle inside and out.
With light-filled living spaces, balconies and
outdoor areas such as the tranquil wildflower
garden to relax in, these are homes for the
21st century as St John’s Way enters an
exciting new era.

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VE Day party IN 1945
St John’s Hill wartime allotments in COMMUNAL square
St JOHN’S in THE 1930’s

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St JOhn’s Way
will open up its
community to
the HEART of
battersea
The capital has never been a more vibrant
and exciting place to be. With a skyline that
is familiar yet is constantly reshaped with bold
new additions and a lifestyle that reflects the
energy of a truly global city, and where, from
the cultural to the culinary, there are always
new places and perspectives to experience.
Here in a dynamic quarter of the capital that
is quintessential 21st century London you will
find a home beautifully styled and finessed
for city living. Our new vision sees a change
in the way the former Peabody Estate
integrates with the wider community of
Battersea. Light-filled interiors and private
outdoor space, urban design with clean lines
and landscaped grounds – all just minutes
from a buzzing streetscape and the fast
travel links of a superbly connected location.
Welcome to St John’s Way.
The south facing side of the Hidcote and Sidonie apartments are shown here.

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Computer generated image is an indicative aerial view of St John’s Way.

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The river – and
life – flows to
the rhythm of
the capital
As the River Thames sweeps through the
heart of the capital under its famous bridges,
it passes the landmark Battersea Power
Station and magnificent modern skyscrapers
that line the south-west bank.
Behind the river frontage lies the
community of Battersea. Just 4 miles
upstream from the heart of Westminster
and 6 miles from the heart of the City’s
Square Mile, with Chelsea Embankment
just across Battersea Bridge – and Sloane
Square and the King’s Road 3 miles away
– St John’s Way is the place to find a
remarkably well-positioned home.
All distances quoted are approximate, from Clapham Junction station and taken from google.co.uk/maps and www.tfl.gov.uk

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let nothing
get in the
way of life

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Computer generated image is an indicative aerial view of St John’s Way.
Take in the
big picture –
It’s all yours
With extensive travel connections and
links to all of London’s transport services
you’ll find St John’s Way is perfectly
located for commuting. It takes under 15
minutes to be in the centre of the capital
and whether you’re commuting, shopping
or seeking entertainment, you’ll be there
in no time at all.
Trains are plentiful, and with the busiest
hub of overground trains in the whole of
Europe close by, you’ll find any trip by rail
to be an easy task. Underground and bus
services also serve the area and provide
an easy alternative.
For car journeys St John’s Way is situated
near the A3, with good south London
routes and easy Thames crossings nearby.
If you are looking further afield and wish
to travel by air then Heathrow is less than
40 minutes away by road and London City
Airport just 13 miles away.
With London’s superb network of services
you will always have alternative ways of
travelling – one of the benefits of living in
the centre of our lively capital.
Distances taken from google.co.uk/maps and www.tfl.gov.uk

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CLAPHAM JUNCTION

St John’s Way offers superb links to the
city and beyond. For commuters Clapham
Junction is an excellent transport hub with
London Waterloo and Victoria rail stations
just minutes away. With over a hundred
stopping trains per hour Clapham Junction
is one of the most well-served stations in the
Be brilliantly
connected TO
THE CAPITAL
TRANSPORT LINKS
4mins
CLAPHAM
JUNCTION
18mins
CLAPHAM
SOUTH
18mins
LONDON
BRIDGE
7mins
LONDON
WATERLOO
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LONDON
VICTORIA
14mins
OXFORD
CIRCUS
19mins
KINGS
CROSS
24mins
CANARY
WHARF
14mins
BANK
19mins
Covent
Garden
*Crossrail coming May 2015. Maps do not represent actual routes or train lines.
Journey times are approximate only from Clapham Junction or Clapham South stations, and are taken from google.co.uk/maps and www.tfl.gov.uk
country providing consistent links to the city.
Bus routes including night buses network the
area meaning you can enjoy life in the capital
long into the night. And to cap it all several
new docking stations for hire bikes add to
your options and establish Battersea as an
energetic focus for travel.
27mins
LONDON
LIVERPOOL STREET
*
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24mins
GATWICK
AIRPORT

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Sample
the way
of life in
battersea

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Put yourself
at the heart
of a great
location
Its open lands were once lavender fields
filled with heady scents and fruit and
vegetables grown through the seasons.
Later the river wharves and warehouses,
mills and breweries bustled with life
producing everything from candles to
ale and flour, while the railway age saw
terraces of houses appear around the
original village at Battersea Square.
Today the local area boasts a wide range
of high street shops, supermarkets, bars,
cafes, coffee shops, fitness centres and
restaurants, all within easy reach of this
highly-anticipated collection of new homes.
Nearby Northcote Road is also home to
an array of independent florists, grocers,
newsagents and beauty salons – ensuring
residents of St John’s Way will have
convenient access to all the amenities
they could ever need.

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a strong,
thriving
community
Living together at the centre of a well-
planned community like St John’s Way
produces a genuine sense of neighbourhood.
Locals cross paths in shops and cafes to
relax and pass conversation, while intriguing
markets and street stalls also bring residents
together. Open spaces such as Battersea Park
and Clapham Common and the wonderful
vistas of the Thames, brighten up the
cloudiest day, while pubs with character offer
relaxation and entertainment.
Battersea is an urban village; a bustling
community of like-minded souls pleased
to belong to an exciting area.

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FOOD & DRINK
Battersea is a great choice for food lovers,
whether you breakfast late, linger over lunch
or dine long into the evening.
Go through a door to discover the
ambience of New York, a corner of la belle
France in deli cafes bringing specialities of
different French regions each month,
or décor that is pure English eccentric.
At St John’s Way local life is also London
at its most cosmopolitan. You will find
everything from some of the best fish and
chips in the area to Michelin-starred venues.
Alternatively, for casual drinking or nights
out there is an array of relaxed pubs, spots
with pulsating DJ nights, watering holes
down by the river and even places known
for the chicest cocktails – Battersea is
somewhere you can really mix it up.

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Aux Merveilleux de Fred – 0.4 miles
55 Northcote Road, SW11 1NP
Visit this luxurious French patisserie for their wide
collection of brioche, confectionary and cakes in
numerous flavours and designs.
Bill’s – 0.4 miles
54 Northcote Road, SW11 1PA
Bill’s Battersea restaurant is a mix of salvaged,
eccentric décor, cosy booths and sharing tables.
In the heart of all the action, it’s a great place for
breakfast, lunch, dinner and everything in between.
Birdhouse – 0.2 miles
123 St John’s Hill, SW11 1SZ
Cool décor and gourmet coffee is amongst some
of the best in the capital.
The Bolingbroke – 0.7 miles
174 Northcote Road, SW11 6RE
The emphasis is on high quality British food and
traditional pub food. The pub’s Hampshire farm
provides free-range meat. Fish is sourced from
south-coast boats and steaks are aged in-house.
The Breakfast Club – 0.4 miles
5-9 Battersea Rise, SW11 1HG
Quirky interior inspired by a 1950s kitchen and
1980s launderette, the café serves breakfasts and
is licensed so you can have a Bloody Mary too – or
simply drink in the aroma of freshly brewed coffee.
Brew – 0.3 miles
45 Northcote Road, SW11 1NJ
Customers relax outside on sunny days or under
patio heaters. Breakfast/brunch is famous with
treacle cured bacon on toasted pide topped with
tomato jam. Open late for main courses.
eating out
Byron Burgers – 0.7 miles
American inspired hamburgers served the classic
way with iceberg lettuce, tomato, mayo and
Monterey Jack.
Chez Bruce – 1.2 miles
2 Bellevue Road, SW17 7EG
Top notch Michelin starred food in a relaxed
atmosphere in a restaurant serving classical and
regional French/Mediterranean cuisine.
Franco Manca – 0.4 miles
76 Northcote Road, SW11 6QL
Pizzas made from slow-rising sourdough and baked
in an authentic Napolese wood-burning brick oven
by a specialised artisan.
Gail’s Café – 0.4 miles
64 Northcote Road, SW11 6QL
A true artisan bakery producing 30 types of bread
every day. Customers visit for specialities like
Pecan Canadian-style drop scones drizzled
with a maple glaze.
Gordon Ramsay’s
London House – 1.2 miles
7-9 Battersea Square, SW11 3RA
The Ramsay in Battersea includes dishes with
Cartmel Valley venison, Norfolk chicken and
Cumbrian beef, and desserts like chocolate tart with
Jerusalem artichoke ice-cream and salted caramel.
Gourmet Burger Kitchen – 0.3 miles
44 Northcote Road, SW11 1NZ
Chain restaurant with classic wooden decor. Serving
gourmet British beef, chicken or veggie burgers.
Lola Rojo – 0.4 miles
78 Northcote Rd, SW11 6QL
With a focus on tapas and classic paellas, Lola has
become a destination for cocina nueva Catalan
cuisine – with Best Spanish Restaurant in London
award, and Michelin and Good Food Guide entries.
Nancy Lams – 1.1 miles
56 Lavender Hill, SW11 5RQ
Indonesian inspired home-style cooking with house
favourites including Satay, Rendang and more.
Sea Fare Fish Bar – 0.4 miles
89 Northcote Road, Battersea, London, SW11 6PL
A traditional fish and chip shop with
a modern twist.
Sinabro – 0.3 miles
28 Battersea Rise, SW11 1EE
Gastro meets bistro with roots in French fine
dining, a head chef who has worked at Michelin
starred restaurants, and a tasting menu with
perfectly matched wines for each course.
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Walking distances taken from centre of St John’s Way
and sourced from google.co.uk/maps and www.tfl.gov.uk

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The local
area offers a
wide range OF
coffee shops,
eateries, bars
and general
amenities

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Bar Social – 0.5 miles
245 Lavender Hill, SW11 1JW
Reputedly one of the best cocktail bars in
South London, with stylish surroundings and an
extensive award-winning cocktail list expertly
concocted by mixologists.
The Bread and Roses – 1.8 miles
68 Clapham Manor Street, SW4 6DZ
Live music from Blues Jam to Afro/Cuban/Jazz
bands. There’s also the Clapham Comedy Club,
social clubs, new writers’ groups, and performances
from resident Bread and Roses Theatre Company.
The Clapham Grand – 0.2 miles
21-25 St John’s Hill, SW11 1TT
Renowned nightclub, music and sports screening
venue. Its Saturday night parties are amongst
London’s hottest when house DJs spin the best
of the 80s, 90s, club classics and chart hits.
The Draft House – 0.5 miles
94 Northcote Road, SW11 6QW
For those who take their beer seriously – with an
emphasis on provenance, cellaring and serving to
maximise its taste. Expect to find a wide choice with
some more unusual and wonderful brews.
Fox and Hounds – 0.9 miles
66 Latchmere Road, SW11 2JU
Mediterranean-inspired food and craft beers in a
spacious Victorian local with bare boards, colourful
window boxes and red leatherette sofas. Fresh
flowers and daily papers on the bar.
Places to drink
The Goat – 0.3 miles
66a Battersea Rise, SW11 1EQ
With its distinctive period frontage and tower, the
venue is a popular meeting point for locals who
enjoy its collection of craft beer, extensive wine
list, and pop-up food menu.
The Merchant – 0.4 miles
23-25 Battersea Rise, SW11 1HG
A friendly local offering dinner menu, a quiet corner
for a working lunch, a cosy corner for reading and a
bar for a quick visit after work.
Northcote Records – 0.2 miles
8-10 Northcote Road, SW11 1NT
Live bands most nights of the week at this laid-back,
trendy pub that also serves pizza made by their
talented pizzaiolo.
The Plough – 0.1 miles
89 St John’s Hill, SW11 1SY
Inspired by the exposed brick and industrial style
of New York bars, the Plough serves craft beer and
cocktails with a twist – as well as brunch, lunch and
dinner with an Anglo-American menu.
Powder Keg – 0.1 miles
147 St John’s Hill, SW11 1TQ
Take a step back in time at this quirky bar and
British conservatory restaurant filled with Victoriana,
including costumed barmen.
Le QuecumBar – 1.1 miles
42-44 Battersea High Street, SW11 3HX
The ambience and sounds of a Parisian-style
brasserie c1930 – the bar is dedicated to Django
Reinhardt and live gypsy swing music, serving
bellinis, chocolate martinis and more.
Revolution Bar
Clapham Junction – 0.4 miles
276 Lavender Hill, SW11 1LJ
Individually styled chain bar with a global menu of
comfort-food classics and nightly happy hours.
Southsider Cocktail Club – 0.3 miles
56 Battersea Rise, SW11 1EG
With a cocktail list to suit everyone’s taste and
friendly staff who can create delicious drinks catered
to your preferences, Southsider is suitable as an
everyday hang-out or an exhilarating party venue.
The Woodman – 1.1 miles
60 Battersea High Street, SW11 3HX
A bit of the country pub in London – family and
dog-friendly local serving award-winning Badger
Ales. The menu of home cooked meals uses locally
sourced ingredients from Covent Garden market.
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Shopping
In a location where shopping runs from
national high street favourites to exclusive
boutiques, and the newest must-see store to
the long-standing market on Northcote Road,
St John’s Way means great choice in shopping.
You are also ideally located to indulge
yourself when it comes to serious shopping,
with several style-packed shopping hubs in
easy access.
Catch the train to Wimbledon in 7 minutes for
the Centre Court shopping centre, reach the
world-famous west-end in 23 minutes, head
to Kingston-upon-Thames in 19 minutes for
Bentall Centre’s 75 stores and 1,000 brands,
or luxuriate in the shopping experience that is
Westfield in White City, just a bus ride away.
Travel times are approximate, from Clapham Junction station
and taken from google.co.uk/maps and www.tfl.gov.uk

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there is
a host of
mainstream
and boutique
retailers who
offer a great
shopping
experience

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Everyday to
Extraordinary
Bikram Yoga - 0.1 miles
91 St Johns Hill, SW11 1SY
London’s hottest yoga hangout featuring a brand
new state of the art facility which has been custom
built for purpose.
Boots – 0.3 miles
20 St John’s Hill, SW11 1RU
The high street chain to peruse the beauty counters,
pick up a prescription – or lunch on-the-go.
Crew – 0.4 miles
Retailer with a nautical heritage selling classic,
British-designed casual wear.
Debenhams – 0.7 miles
Lavender Hill, SW11 1QL
National department store with own brand lines,
international fashion, beauty and furnishings.
The Hive Honey Shop – 0.4 miles
93 Northcote Road, SW11 6PL
A place that buzzes from the bees in a glass-front
beehive to honey edibles and cosmetics.
Iris – 0.4 miles
97 Northcote Road, SW11 6PL
Selling hot brands from Isabel Marant Etoile to
Chinty, Duffy, Mes Desmoiselles, Tokyo Milk.
Kiehl’s – 0.3 miles
20 Northcote Road, SW11 1NX
Dating back to 1851, this beauty chain sells
skincare, hair & beauty products for men
and women.
L’Occitane - 0.3 miles
46 St John’s Road, SW11 1PW
This French chain sells natural skincare and hair
products, and even offers a personal skincare
consultation in store.
London Cycle Workshop – 0.2 miles
125 St. John’s Hill, SW11 1SZ
An independent shop open for servicing and
repairs and a workshop open 7 days a week.
Northcote Road
Antiques Market – 0.6 miles
155a Northcote Road, SW11 6QB
Bright indoor market with 30 stalls stocking
collectibles such as furniture, costumes
and ceramics.
Oddono’s (ice cream shop) – 0.7 miles
This award-winning gelato shop makes fresh Italian-
style ice-cream with a variety of mouth-watering
natural flavours to satisfy your sweet tooth.
Oliver Bonas – 0.6 miles
137 Northcote Road, SW11 6PX
A place to browse for the stylish, quirky and on-
trend from clothes to jewellery and homewares.
Petit Bateau – 0.6 miles
133 Northcote Road, SW11 6PX
Clothing from children to adults with French laid-
back chic and plenty of Breton t-shirts.
The Regent House Gallery – 0.4 miles
223 St John’s Hill, SW11 1TH
In the area for 25 years, selling painting, prints and
cartoons – or just pop in for arty greeting cards.
Sainsbury’s Local – 0.3 miles
20 St John’s Hill, SW11 1SA
Convenience store to pick up everything from a
carton of milk to a Friday night pizza.
SÉraphine – 0.5 miles
102 Northcote Road, SW11 6QW
A place for females to fall in love with when
shopping for maternity clothing – designed for
comfort and style.
Tierra Verde – 0.7 miles
48 Webbs Road, SW11 6SF
A location to find Spanish organic produce from
jamon to honey, wines and some of the best olives
you might ever taste.
Waitrose – 0.3 miles
40-44 St John’s Road, SW11 1PP
Famous for its quality own brand food, artisan
produce, and tempting bakery and patisserie
section.
Waterstones – 0.2 miles
70 St John’s Road, SW11 1PT
Browse for hours or snap up a novel, cookbook or
hot off the press autobiographies.
Whistles – 0.4 miles
75 Northcote Road, SW11 6PJ
Stylishly upmarket chain for contemporary women’s
and men’s fashion, accessories and shoes.
White Stuff – 0.3 miles
Casual lifestyle clothing for women and men
designed for relaxed living.
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UnCommonly
good green
space
Wide open spaces are the perfect backdrop
for events from summer bandstand concerts
to spectacular firework displays and at
St John’s Way you can make the most of
the green areas of both Clapham and
Wandsworth Commons.
Feeling energetic? Head to Battersea Park’s
riverside setting and a meet-up with the
Running Club in one of the most inspiring
locations in the capital for a jog. The park is
also a starting point for some of the social
Sunday group sessions along its loops and
long river stretches, such as the skate group
which meets each Saturday for fast-paced
laps around the park.
Naturally you can use your local green spaces
for slower strolls, taking time to spot the
birdlife from herons to cormorants that still
gather on the former marshland. Or amble
across the commons, which are also the
venues for a raft of festivals – from music
to food, beer and dance – while winter
welcomes the festive Christmas market.
battersea’S
LARGE open
and green
spaces for
both leisure
and relaxation

BOUTFLOWER ROAD
STRATH TERRACE
STRATH
TERRACE
DANVERSAVENUE
COMYN ROAD
ALIWAL ROAD
ECKSTEIN ROAD
ECKSTEINROAD
ST JOHN’S HILL
HIDCOTE
ROSEA
SIDONIE
BUTTERFLY
SERENITY
AVONVIEW
HIDCOTE
ROSEA
SIDONIE
BUTTERFLY
SERENITY
AVONVIEW
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CLAPHAM JUNCTION
RAILWAY STATION
(0.2 MILES FROM
ST JOHN’S WAY)
Wandsworth
Common
(0.2 MILES FROM
ST JOHN’S WAY)
Sunrise: East
Sunset: West
Block Entrances
YOUR NEW
SETTING

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REDEVELOPMENT
THAT WILL REACH
OUT TO THE REST
OF LONDON
Designed to breathe life into Battersea,
St John’s Way stands out as an exceptional
development of striking modern buildings in
reach of the capital’s bustling centre. Perfectly
situated for the modern urbanite this fresh
collection of homes will offer 1, 2, 3 & 4
bedroom homes to suit your lifestyle. With
varied layouts and exceptional finishes this is
aspirational and inspirational living.
PHASE ONE
Comprises a collection of
1, 2, 3 4 bedroom apartments
and triplexes within two blocks
to the south of the St John’s Way
development.
Block 4
Hidcote Apartments
THREE STOREY living
Danvers Avenue
Block 1
Sidonie Apartments
Avonview Apartments
Peabody affordable rent
Rosea, Serenity and
Butterfly Apartments
PHASE TWO
PHASE THREE Distances taken from google.co.uk/maps and www.tfl.gov.uk

A COLLECTION
OF STYLISH 1, 2, 3
and 4 bedroom
APARTMENTS
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HOMES that
reflect the
VISION OF
st john’s way
Opening this new chapter for Battersea, an area that is
an extremely attractive and popular place in which to
live, the homes within the St John’s Way collection are
destined to become an integral part of the community.
Generously proportioned rooms capture the
sun and make the most of natural light, while
photovoltaic solar panels do even more to harness
the same natural energy. All homes are built to
level 4 of the code for sustainable homes, and
are designed to be comfortable to live in and
protective of the environment.

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The peabody story
Peabody was founded in 1862 by
George Peabody, an American banker,
diplomat and philanthropist with a huge
affection for the city of London.
Now, over 150 years later, we continue to
deliver the unique, quality homes modern
city living calls for, owning and managing
over 27,000 homes across the capital.
The profits generated from the sale of our
private new homes are ploughed back into
affordable housing to make London a city
of opportunity for all, and also support the
community services we provide.
Peabody is committed to delivering homes
that appeal across the housing market and
age ranges, meet people’s needs and are
suitable for the changing circumstances
of life. By designing and building beautiful
homes, we believe Peabody is a powerful
force in positive urban regeneration.
We believe homes are far more than
just places to live. Our developments
are designed and built to enhance their
surrounds, with the objective of helping
create the strong neighbourhoods and
communities that genuinely enhance
your quality of life.
Every care has been taken in the preparation of this brochure. The details contained therein are for
guidance only and should not be relied upon as exactly describing any of the particular material
illustrated or written by any order under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations
2008. This information does not constitute a contract, part of a contract or warranty. The developer
operates a programme of continuous product development. Features, internal and external, may
vary from time to time and may differ from those shown in the brochure. Computer generated
Images and photography used within this brochure are indicative only. St John’s Way is a marketing
name and may not form part of the postal address for these properties.

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Y
O
RK ROAD
A3205
A3220
A3205
B229
NORTHCOTEROAD
BATTERSEA RISE
A3 A3
QUEENSTOWNROAD
A321
A3220
BATTERSEA
BRIDGEROAD
LATCHMEREROAD
ELSPETHROAD
A3207
A
3207
A
3036
A3036
A303
A303
TH
E
AVENUE
RIVERSIDE NURSERY
HIGH VIEW
PRIMARY SCHOOL
CENTRE ACADEMY LONDON
ST FAITHS C OF E
PRIMARY SCHOOL
SAINT ANNES C OF E
PRIMARY SCHOOL
EVELINE DAY NURSERY
WANDSWORTH
PREPATORY SCHOOL
Directions
Map shown is not to scale
From the North
Reach Battersea Bridge and travel south
turning right into Battersea Church Road.
Turn right at Battersea Square, follow the
road then turn right at York Road. Take a slight
left toward Plough Road and merge with it.
Continue onto Strath Terrace and St John’s
Way is on your left.
From the East
Reach the Elephant and Castle road junction
and take the A3 south. Follow the A3 for
4.4 miles then turn right at Bolingbroke
Grove. After 450 feet turn right onto Strath
Terrace and St John’s Way is on your left.
From the South
Travel north on the A23 and turn left onto
Gleneagles Road/A214. Take the first right
onto Ambleside Avenue/A214. Follow the
A214 and take a slight right onto St James’s
Drive/B237. Turn right onto Bellevue Road,
then turn left onto Bolingbroke Grove.
Turn right onto Strath Terrace and
St John’s Way is on your left.
From the West
Follow the A3 toward central London to
St John’s Hill/A306. Continue on St John’s Hill/
A306 to Strath Terrace and turn right.
In half a mile St John’s Way is on your left.

It’S time
to Choose
your way

St John’s Hill, Wandsworth
Battersea SW11
020 7346 5804
@ StjohnswaySW11

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