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Stewrats Lodge, London, Heini van Niekerk Architects
Stewarts Lodge, London, Heini van Niekerk Architects

Stewarts Lodge

Stewarts Lodge, 217 Stewarts Road, London, Greater London, SW8 4UU

SW8, London, United Kingdom

The apartments at Stewarts Lodge, SW8 done for the award-winning Henley Homes epitomizes urban contemporary living, without compromise on practicality or comfort. Stewarts Lodge as a final building within the urban grain has now proofed its commitment to the regeneration of the urban environment by creating a high quality, innovative and sustainable development where advanced construction methods and materials where used. Where once stood a derelict brownfield site in the heart of London we have designed a new contemporary development in fitting the local historic urban grain and aesthetics of London.

Stewarts Lodge is situated in the Nine Elms Regeneration area which borders the River Thames in South West London. Named for the Victorian land owner who first built in the area in the mid 19th century, Stewarts Lodge echoes that far sighted vision and offers you the chance to benefit from the major regeneration of the area now underway.
The apartments themselves offer thoughtful space planning and high quality fixtures and fittings, installed to the developers exacting standards, alongside elegant interior designed communal areas. The double height atrium with luxurious furnishings creates a real sense of arrival and welcome.
Behind the development, between Wandsworth Road and the River Thames, sits the Vauxhall, Nine Elms & Battersea Opportunity Area, one of the most exciting regeneration schemes London has seen in many years. Nearby are the open spaces, bars, restaurants and shops of Clapham and Battersea.

Project Information

Status
Construction Completed 2012
Site Area
1800
Project Area
4738
Project Type
Residential Apartments
Client
Henley Homes, United Kingdom
Contractor
Henley Homes, United Kingdom
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