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Battersea power station and exclusive housing in the Nine Elms development, south London. A futuristic piece of photography shows the wealthy and affluent enjoying summer on the construction hoarding overlooking the new housing project. Homes alongside London's iconic Battersea power station have gone on sale, three years before the first one will be ready to move into. The Circus West development will see 800 homes built around the south London landmark, which is the largest brick building in Europe. The development includes a mixture of flats, townhouses and penthouses together with offices, shops and leisure facilities, and is the first phase of seven. By 2024 there will be more than 3,400 homes. Residents will have access to an elevated garden, and prices are similarly lofty: studio apartments start at £338,000, one-bed flats at £423,000. .

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Battersea power station and exclusive housing in the Nine Elms development, south London. A futuristic piece of photography shows the wealthy and affluent enjoying summer on the construction hoarding overlooking the new housing project. Homes alongside London's iconic Battersea power station have gone on sale, three years before the first one will be ready to move into. The Circus West development will see 800 homes built around the south London landmark, which is the largest brick building in Europe. The development includes a mixture of flats, townhouses and penthouses together with offices, shops and leisure facilities, and is the first phase of seven. By 2024 there will be more than 3,400 homes. Residents will have access to an elevated garden, and prices are similarly lofty: studio apartments start at £338,000, one-bed flats at £423,000. .