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Battersea is the best of both worlds because it's basically in Central London but it also has a strong residential and community feel as well as lots of green, open space.
Nearby, you'll find the recently opened Battersea Power Station which is one of the most exciting and innovative neighbourhoods in the world – a place for locals, tourists and residents to enjoy a unique mix of shops, bars, restaurants, entertainment venues, parks and historical spaces.
Battersea Park is beautiful and peaceful. The park also hosts lots of events throughout the year, such as its famous fireworks display in November.
This area is the home of various fantastic local markets where you can go to pick up fresh food and buy other goods. There's Northcote Road market as well as Hoxton Fruit and Veg, the market by Battersea Power Station and Battersea Boot sale, to name a few.

Battersea is a great place to live for commuting and for general public transport travel.
Clapham Junction Station (7 minutes walk away) is Battersea's main transport hub, will get you into Victoria in about four minutes and also goes to Waterloo, London Bridge, Croydon, Hounslow and places in South West London like Richmond, Putney and Wimbledon.
Buses: 1 min walk on St John's Hill - 87 to Tate Britain, Parliament Square, Trafalgar Square, Covent Garden and Aldwych170 to Chelsea and Victoria39 to wimbledon (tennis and park)Plus more than 10 different bus routes from Clapham Junction
Trains: All South Western Railway services from Waterloo pass through the station, as do Southern and Gatwick Express trains from Victoria. The West London line and South London line services of London Overground have Clapham Junction as one of the termini.
Platforms 1 and 2 are northeast-facing bay platforms connected to West London and South London Lines, respectively used by London Overground services to and from Stratford via Willesden Junction and Dalston Junction via Peckham. Usually, platform 1 is served by trains on the West London line, while platform 2 is used by services on the South London line, although this usage can be reversed.
Platforms 3 and 4 are through platforms on the Waterloo–Reading line towards London Waterloo.
Platforms 5 and 6 are through platforms on the Waterloo–Reading line towards Reading.
Platform 7 is a through platform located at a siding off the South West Main Line fast line towards London Waterloo, used by stopping trains.
Platform 8 is a through platform on the South West Main Line fast line towards London Waterloo, used by non-stop trains passing through this station.
Platform 9 is a through platform on the South West Main Line fast line towards Woking.
Platform 10 is a through platform on the South West Main Line slow line towards London Waterloo.
Platform 11 is a through platform on the South West Main Line slow line towards Woking.
Platform 12 is a through platform on the Brighton Main Line fast line towards London Victoria.
Platform 13 is a through platform on the Brighton Main Line fast line towards East Croydon.
Platform 14 is a through platform on the Brighton Main Line slow line towards London Victoria.
Platform 15 is a through platform on the Brighton Main Line slow line towards East Croydon.
Platforms 16 and 17 are platforms connecting the Brighton Main Line slow line and the West London Line, used by Southern services. Platform 16 is the northbound platform (towards Watford Junction) and platform 17 is the southbound platform (towards East Croydon). Platform 17 can also be used by some terminating London Overground services as well.