Tucked within a discreet, gated development overlooking Battersea High Street, this bright and characterful duplex spans over 1,900 sq ft across the first and second floors of a former industrial building. With its own private entrance and off-street parking, the apartment offers a rare sense of privacy and volume in one of southwest London’s most dynamic neighbourhoods. Not only that, but the current owner also has planning permission to add another floor to the property offering scope to potentially increase the size. From the moment you step inside, there’s an immediate sense of space and clarity. Whitewashed walls and wide-plank wooden flooring run throughout, creating a calm and contemporary backdrop. A sculptural spiral staircase weaves between the two floors, forming the architectural centrepiece of the home. The kitchen and dining room occupy much of the first floor and are cleverly zoned to offer generous space for cooking, eating and entertaining and is large enough to accommodate a substantial dining table. Upstairs, the second floor houses a formal reception room finished with warm timber floors and minimalist detailing; the room is softly lit by oversized windows and glazed doors that open directly onto the roof terrace. With a backdrop of city rooftops and no one overlooking, the terrace feels like a natural extension of the living space, perfect for late summer suppers or quiet morning coffees. A cinema room could easily be converted into a third bedroom. The principal bedroom suite is positioned on the first floor and includes extensive built-in wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom. A second double bedroom and bathroom offer flexibility for guests, children or working from home. Throughout the layout is expansive, the overall atmosphere remains intimate, more house than apartment, with high ceilings and thoughtful proportions. Set back from the road and accessed through electric gates, the property enjoys peace and seclusion without sacrificing connectivity. Imperial Wharf, Clapham Junction and Wandsworth Town stations are all within easy reach, as are the green spaces of Battersea Park and the Thames riverside.