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C H E L S E A W A T E R F R O N T
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A new living
experience, created
within the historic
walls of one the
capital’s last great
industrial icons, tells
a story 1OO years in
the making.
On the riverfront, in one of the most refined
corners of London, a twin-turreted power
station that once powered the Underground
is re-energised and reimagined to offer a
21st century living experience like no other.
A Chelsea original, located in an intimate
enclave at the heart of London’s most
distinguished and elegant Royal Borough,
takes on a revolutionary new form, marking
the biggest change for the borough in living
memory. A story that began more than 100
years ago reaches its natural conclusion.
Welcome to the Powerhouse, an
exceptionally rare and special collection of
260 luxury apartments embraced by history
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and glittering with future potential.
 CATHEDRAL
OF INDUSTRY
A triumph of engineering, built
on a scale never before seen,
Lots Road Power Station was a
cathedral of the industrial age,
distinguished by its muscle and
imposing architectural form.
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One of the most historic and iconic
London landmarks, and the last of
the city’s three power stations to be
redeveloped, Lots Road Power Station
was born of a noble purpose to power
the movement of a growing population.
An extraordinary place, once alive with
industry and buzzing with invention,
now stirs back into life, realising its
destiny as an even more extraordinary
place to live – an exclusive residential
address with a proud historic past.
Photograph 1926 © Hulton Archive
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in 1905, it was the
largest ever built.
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Photograph 1931 © E. O. Hoppé

Left
The Turbine Hall.

Above
Worker and Generator.

Designed by American engineer James Russell A band of raised circles ran along the building,
Chapman, Lots Road Power Station was a just under the roof line – a final architectural
20th-century architectural star. Its two halls flourish, on what is now celebrated as a proto-
were clad in rich red brick and framed by four modernist masterpiece.
towering chimneys – the tallest in Europe Often described as the “design
when built, soaring 275 feet over the river grandfather” of Battersea Power Station, Lots
Thames below. Road Power Station was one of the first steel-
The building’s brick elevations were frame buildings in the British Isles, wrought
punctured by vast, elegant arched windows, from nearly 6,000 tonnes of steel. The station
allowing natural light to penetrate into the consumed a staggering 700 tonnes of coal
Photograph 1926 © London Transport Museum cavernous depths of the huge structure. each day, ferried by river barges.
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Kauffer, 1931 ©London
Transport Museum
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BUILDING
THAT
MOVED
LONDON For almost a century, Lots Road Power
Station generated electricity to power
Lots Road Power Station London’s Underground network, keeping
wasn’t just a Chelsea the capital moving even during the Blitz
of the second world war. It provided the
landmark, it was the essential fuel for the city to grow into the
driving force behind thriving metropolis it is today, fanning
the rapid expansion new networks of connections between
people and places.
of modern London. London Transport posters attest to
the extraordinary role Lots Road Power
Station has played in energising and
Above uplifting the capital. One describes the
London Underground station as “the moving spirit of London”,
passengers, May 1956. while another likens its formidable
Right switchboard – which controlled 450,000
Powering the London units of current each day – to “the modern
Underground poster. Jupiter, hurling his lightning”.
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Chelsea’s riverfront can now
be enjoyed for the first time
in 1OO years.
Powerhouse is part of Chelsea
Waterfront, a well-established
exclusive development featuring
two glass residential towers of
37 and 25 storeys, and three
riverside buildings arranged
around beautiful landscaped
gardens. The buildings are all
connected by contemporary
bridges that span the creek,
bringing residents and visitors
into the heart of the residences.
Powerhouse is the latest addition
to this world-class development
with its extraordinary vista
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Chelsea Harb
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Rotunda

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04 Tower East
Waterfront Drive
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Compton
House

01 Chartwell
01 Car park entrances House
04 Tower West
02 Restaurant*

03 Café*
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Designed by world-renowned 04 Concierge

landscape architects Randle 05 Residents’

Siddeley, the landscaped fitness club
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gardens match the horticultural 06 Play area
prestige of the Chelsea
07 Water Gardens Claydon
Flower Show.
08 Thames path House RIVER THAMES
Sheltered by beautiful trees
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and flowers, the gardens
provide a perfect escape from
city life. Secluded seating areas,
overlooking soothing water
features and vibrant blooms, CHELSEA
WATERFRONT
make for an informal, relaxed
setting and the paths that gently
curve around the river are ideal
for taking in the views.
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MAKING AN
ENTRANCE
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HOME
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Powerhouse offers a range of amenities to
complement the lifestyle of its residents.
The 24-hour concierge ensures a lifestyle of
ease from the moment you arrive, delivered
with the utmost care and attention to detail.
The solid granite desk is inspired by the coal
that was once the building’s primary power-
generating source. Computer generated image is indicative only
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INTO
THE
LIGHT
Powerhouse’s impressive entrance opens onto the majestic,
light-filled Atrium, designed by award-winning luxury
interior architect, Fiona Barratt-Campbell. The beautiful and
contrasting spaces of the Atrium and Concierge combine
modern and natural elements with unique points
of historical interest.
Full-height, natural, evergreen trees have been
purposefully placed where the building’s turbines used to
stand. Flowing water troughs echo the creation of steam and
two industrial chimneys (which you can walk into the base
area to appreciate their full height) anchor either end of the
space. And, overhead, a spectacular ‘electric current’ lighting
installation represents the fundamental purpose of the
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Powerhouse
play an equally
important role in
preserving the
building’s history
and architecture.

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Fiona Barratt-Campbell.

Below
The Powerstation
control room.
Interior design, architecture
and history combine to
create modern, light-filled,
luxurious living spaces.

“I was honoured to have been involved

with the design of such an iconic
building. Having lived and worked
nearby for so many years it is such
a pleasure to watch it come back
to life! We were very conscious of
incorporating into the design existing
architectural and historical features
and references, and combining
these to give a feel of luxury through
materiality and integrity of design.”
Fiona Barratt-Campbell, interior architect.
 Expansive, beautifully
designed living and
dining spaces with views
across the River Thames.
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 Designed for easy living,
featuring top of the range
fully-integrated appliances
and a high-quality finish.
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 Luxurious, spacious
bedrooms with
contemporary fittings
and bespoke lacquered
wardrobes.
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 Bathroom cool with stone
floors, hand-made tiles, and
stylish wall-mounted mirror
cabinets. Family bathrooms
feature bath and shower.
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A state-of-the-art health and
fitness centre delivers the most
sought-after asset to modern
living: holistic wellbeing.
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The spacious, fully-equipped gym
features Kinesis equipment and
progressive, functional training
stations designed around the
body and movement.
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Light-filled, comfortable,
Residents’ Club Lounge, ideal
for working, meeting people,
socialising or just to take
some quiet time to enjoy
the river views.
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in an oasis of urban
07 calm, designed to
reinvigorate the body
and mind.

The luxuriously appointed wellness facilities

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at Chelsea Waterfront will set a new
benchmark in relaxation and tranquillity.
Facilities 05 Steam Room The 20-metre swimming pool is as
peaceful and serene a destination as you
06 Sauna can find. Columns of light reflect in the
01 Spa and fitness 07 Jacuzzi water, casting an ethereal glow around
the monochrome loungers, jacuzzi and
suite entrance
08 Changing rooms
R I V E R shimmering, geometric tiling. Floor-to-
02 Reception and ceiling windows reveal a panorama of nearby
juice bar 09 Residents Club T H A M E S Battersea and St Mary’s Church, where the
Lounge poet William Blake was married. The sauna
03 Gym
* Subject to and steam room provide a sanctuary for
04 Pool planning /lease relaxation and total escapism.
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The riverfront restaurant caters for the
highest needs and demands, providing
ample opportunity for al fresco dining
and socialising by the water.
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 It is impossible to
overstate the impact
Lots Road Power Station
has had on London’s
meteoric growth.

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CHELSEA.
London’s most sophisticated and
celebrated borough has always been
a cradle of the avant-garde.

Photograph 1952 © London Transport Museum

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Jane Arden and
Christine Wells, the wool
trend, 1967.

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Tennis at The
Queen's Club, 1918.

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Model wearing Dior,
Vogue 1955.

Right
Twiggy on the corner
of Portobello Road and
Westbourne Grove, 1966.

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Thomas Arne is said
to have composed
‘Rule Britannia’ at 215
King’s Road. Ever since,
the surrounding area has
become emblematic
of British cool.

During the 19th century, Chelsea earned a

reputation as London’s bohemian quarter, the
haunt of artists, radicals, painters and poets.
It was the home of JMW Turner and Dante
Gabriel Rossetti – one of the leaders of the
Pre-Raphaelite movement, through which
Britain changed the world in terms of
visual art.
In the 1920s and 30s, dance teacher

1966
Serafina Astafieva taught prima ballerinas
Alicia Markova and Dame Margot Fonteyn,
from her studio inside the historic Georgian
building The Pheasantry, where the muse for
the Rolls Royce mascot once lived.
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The Swinging Sixties saw Chelsea become
a launch pad of fashion and creativity, led
by Mary Quant – the designer credited with
giving the miniskirt mass appeal and igniting
the spirit of female liberation. Sex, the King’s
Road boutique opened in 1974 by Vivienne
Westwood and Malcolm McLaren, ushered in
an era of punk, confronting social taboos and
changing the course of music, fashion

1989
and design.
Chelsea’s history is one of constant
reinvention, channelling subcultures as
diverse as dandies, dolly birds and mods. It’s
always served a vibrant slice of culture and
remained at the forefront of fashion’s new
wave. And there’s every reason to believe that
this unique corner of London will continue to
rewrite the rules for years to come.
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2017
Chelsea represents a
tapestry of designers
on the cutting edge of
chic, from Mary Quant
to Vivienne Westwood.

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Models on King's Road,
Chelsea, 1973.

Above
Malcolm McLaren on set
of 'Something Jumping
In Your Shirt', 1989.

Right
Vivienne Westwood,
London Fashion
Week, 2017.
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CHELSEA
LIVING
A compelling hub for
fashion, food and the arts,
Chelsea offers a lifestyle
unmatched in London.
 Saatchi Gallery Victoria & Albert
Contemporary art Museum
gallery showcasing The world’s leading
exciting new works museum with eclectic
of emerging artists. and permanent
Duke of York’s HQ. collections of design
Kings Road, SW3 and decorative arts.
Cromwell Road, SW7

Royal Court
Theatre
Opened in the 1950s,
the Royal Court
remains a leading
force in the theatre by
supporting the work
of established and
new writers.
Sloane Square, SW3

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+EVENTS
If you’re in the mood
to visit an art gallery or
museum, see a ground-
breaking play, listen to
music or explore beautiful
gardens, Chelsea has it all.

The RHS Chelsea

Flower Show
The world-famous annual
flower and landscape
garden show has been a part
of London’s social season
for over 100 years.
Royal Hospital Road, SW3
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Bluebird Chelsea
A local neighbourhood restaurant on
a grand scale in the heart of Chelsea,
Bluebird is a popular restaurant and bar

SHOPPING with outside terraces and lounge.

350 King’s Road, London SW3

+DINING
Chelsea is a place to enjoy the very
best that London has to offer, in
shopping, dining and culture. Around
its meandering side streets and
picturesque squares are a plethora of
influential boutiques, luxury concept
stores and pop-ups spotlighting up-
and-coming designers, highly rated
by those in the know.
Home to no fewer than seven Manicomio
Michelin-starred restaurants A conservatory,
– including Gordon Ramsey’s garden and heated
eponymous flagship restaurant on terrace make this
Royal Hospital Road – Chelsea is modern Italian
a gastronomic hotspot that brings restuarant one of the
together everything from Parisian- best al fesco dining
style bars and tucked-away terraces, locations in town. Harrods
to innovative Bahraini flavours and 83-85 Duke of York Dior
exhilarating Chinese food. Square, SW3 Sloane Place
 Riverside walks
Stroll along the
riverside paths on
the south-side of the
Thames, opposite
Chelsea.
Battersea Park

OPEN
SPACES
Open spaces and green parks
on the doorstep for play,
exercise, or to explore.
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Battersea Park Peace Pagoda
200 acres of green Presented to the people of
space with tree-lined London in 1984, the gilt-bronze
walkways, picnic spots, statues representing the stages
dedicated nature of Buddha’s life, is a popular
reserve, sports facilities destination and meeting point.
and a children’s Zoo. Battersea Park
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P E N
T I N E Chelsea is a place to
Kensington Palace
enjoy the very best
40 mins walk
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Royal Albert Hall Knightsbridge dining and culture.
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Kensington 50 09
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Gloucester Road 10
South Kensington 01 Battersea Arts Centre 22 Amaya Grill* 48 Chelsea Flower Show
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11 02 Chelsea Arts Club 23 Aragon House 49 Chelsea Physic
Earl’s Court
30 Garden
20 03 Design Museum 24 Bluebird
West Albert Bridge.
Sloane Square 17 41 04 Natural History / 25 Brook House
Kensington
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Science Museum /
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Education
V&A
27 Cheyne Brasserie 50 Imperial College
D 07 Saatchi Gallery
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Brompton 13
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Retail Blumenthal* 52 Royal College of Art

10 mins walk 27 30 Five Fields* 53 Royal College

07 Anthropologie
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21 08 Cartier 31 Harwood Arms*
Albert S 09 Chanel 32 Hawksmoor
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Bridge
Travel
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Chelsea FC
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Battersea
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11 Conran Shop 34 Ivy Asia Chelsea

Victoria
Bridge 40 18 mins
52 BAT TERSEA 12 Design Centre 35 Ivy Chelsea Garden
Paddington
Fulham PARK
13 Designers Guild 36 Kitchen W8* 21 mins
Broadway
Powerhouse at 42 37 London House Kings Cross St Pancras
14 Harrods
Chelsea Waterfront
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Gordon Ramsay 34 mins

37 15 Harvey Nichols
12 38 Maze grill Heathrow Airport
Chelsea Harbour 16 Jaeger
25 Gordon Ramsay 44 mins
0.5 mile 17 Linley
Parsons 39 Medlar Gatwick Airport
Green 51 18 Louis Vuitton 44 mins
Imperial 46 40 Nutbourne
33 Wharf 19 Prada Times from Imperial
23 41 Poule Au Pot Wharf Station
20 Ralph Lauren
42 Prince Albert
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21 Vivienne Westwood
43 Rabbit
1 mile
HURLINGHAM 44 Restaurant
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PARK Gordon Ramsay*
Harbour Club Heliport
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Hurlingham Club
01 Travel times from tfl.gov.uk/plan- 47 606 Jazz Club

Wandsworth
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1.5 miles
a-journey and google.co.uk/maps.
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approximate locations only.
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restaurant Sloane Square fountain.
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Albion Riverside SW11 Convoys Wharf SE8 Chelsea Waterfront SW10
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Powerhouse is being brought to life
by CK Asset Holdings, world leading
experts in creating waterfront places
to live. One of the largest developers in
Hong Kong, it is responsible for many
waterfront buildings not just in Hong
Kong, but mainland China, Canada and
the Bahamas. In London, the company
has created a series of inspiring and
imaginative buildings to grace the
riverfront of this capital city - from
Albion Riverside to Montevetro.
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