The spectacular new development known as Wandsworth Mills has been unveiled by London developer St George, which is part of the Berkeley Group. The development is located on the banks of the River Wandle, which is a tributary to the River Thames. It is a place where history and modernity come together and where wellness is the focal point. All of this may be found in one of the most environmentally conscious, well-liked, and culturally diverse boroughs in London.

An expansive club-style resident retreat, 375 new homes of exceptional quality, and the beautifully restored Grade II listed stables building are all included in the Wandsworth Mills development, which spans 3.4 acres and is surrounded by landscaped open spaces that include sunken gardens, roof terraces, new pedestrian bridges, and 210 metres of enhanced riverside frontage. The Surrey Iron Railway, which was a horse-drawn plateway that connected Wandsworth to sections of Surrey in the 18th century, is also commemorated in the design. Within the development, 310 yards of sleeper stones originated from the original railway and have been reused in a sensitive manner.

The Artisan Tower is a spectacular architectural landmark that lies at the centre of Wandsworth Mills. It is a magnificent structure that is 34 stories tall and serves as a bright new beacon for Wandsworth. The tower, which consists of 166 Manhattan apartments with 1, 2, and 3 bedrooms, is notable for its daring and inventive design, which enables it to offer a variety of unique residences that are suitable for a variety of lifestyles.

CGI of The Artisan Tower at Wandsworth Mills

The houses that are located within the Artisan Tower are roomy, bright, and feature contemporary design. Additionally, the vast balconies that are included in some of the apartments, including multiple balconies, provide views that extend far and wide across the city. The old weaving mills and local tradition have inspired a high level of quality throughout. The finishes include brushed brass and dark bronze fixtures, fluted cabinetry in the kitchens and bedrooms, and fluted glass in the bathrooms.

With each aspect meticulously planned and designed, drawing on decades of experience and customer insights to create a captivating environment for mind, body, and soul, The Retreat provides exclusive residents' facilities that span over 15,000 square feet across three floors at the base of the tower. The Retreat is part of the vision for Wandsworth Mills, which places a strong emphasis on health and wellbeing. As a result, this demonstrates a forward-thinking approach to design and development that takes into consideration how people wish to live and rest in the present day.

A magnificent eight-metre-high oasis, the Aqua Sanctuary has a central organic-shaped pool, tropical trees, and quiet, cosy resting spaces, including elevated tree homes. Residents have the opportunity to make use of this paradise. A water feature and mature plants all around the area create an environment that is completely at one with nature. A luxury thermal spa with wellness pools, a snow room, an ice fountain, a steam room, a sauna, and a fully equipped gym nicely complements this area. In addition to an attractive lounge, bar, private dining room, library, and two screening rooms that are equipped with the latest technology, the hotel also features a 24-hour concierge service that offers complete peace of mind and convenience.

CGI of Wandsworth Mills exterior and public realm

Marcus Blake, Managing Director, St George PLC, comments: “We are incredibly excited to be breathing new life into this historic site, rejuvenating over 200 metres of the River Wandle and creating 2,000 square metres of landscaped public space, alongside beautiful new homes. The project builds on our enviable track record and legacy working in Wandsworth, following the success of past developments.”

From the early Huguenot settlers, who established an international reputation for quality weaving and dyeing, to William Morris, who had a studio nearby, and the Arts and Crafts movement, which became known for producing world-famous fabrics and prints, the region has always been synonymous with artisan crafts. This has been the case since the beginning of time.

This was then followed by the establishment of a block printing business in the vicinity of Liberty London, and even now, the motif is still present throughout the very fabric of Wandsworth Mills, where exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail can be seen throughout.

Putney, Clapham, and Battersea are the neighbours of Wandsworth Town, while Chelsea and Fulham are located on the other side of the River Thames. Wandsworth Town has been praised for its idyllic village-like atmosphere and great quality of life for a very long time. When people move into the complex, they will have the opportunity to experience the finest that South West London has to offer. This provides convenient access to 1,700 acres of green areas and riverfront walks within two miles of the property. These include the 171-acre Wandsworth Common and Wandsworth Park, as well as an ever-evolving assortment of independent cafés, shops, and restaurants, including those located in the neighbouring Ram Quarter.

Photography of living area, Wandsworth Mills show apartment

For a number of primary schools that have received Outstanding ratings from Ofsted, Wandsworth is among the top 10 boroughs. The educational credentials of the region are exceptional, making it a well-known place to study and grow. There are a number of prestigious independent primary and secondary schools in the vicinity, one of which is Thomas's Battersea. Additionally, there is convenient access to private and boarding schools, such as Harrow and Eton College, as well as prestigious institutions, such as the University of Roehampton and Kingston University.

In addition, the region is teeming with a diverse range of artists and producers, as well as cultural institutions and hubs such as the Battersea Arts Centre, Kristen Hjellegjerde Gallery, and Putney Arts Theatre. Wandsworth was recently chosen to be the London Borough of Culture for the year 2025. In addition, Wandsworth is located in close proximity to a number of well-known luxury retail areas, including Sloane Square, Knightsbridge, and Battersea Power Station.

Despite the fact that it has the sense of a country, Wandsworth is only fifteen minutes away from the heart of London and has great links to public transit. It is only a five-minute walk away to reach Wandsworth Town station, which offers trains to Clapham Junction in three minutes, Vauxhall in nine minutes, and London Waterloo in thirteen minutes. Additionally, the station provides convenient connections to Liverpool Street in 31 minutes. Even Heathrow Airport may be reached in forty-five minutes. Within a span of twelve minutes, Wandsworth Pier provides river access to Chelsea Harbour, while Battersea Power Station can be reached in twenty-two minutes. The Wandsworth Borough Council has also just declared their intention to expand the Northern Line to Clapham Junction, which would result in an even greater improvement in connectivity.

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