The most swainish address in London from Derelict Coal-Fired Power Station. The decommissioned coal-fired power plant in the south shore of London’s Thames River has now emerged as a favorite place for the city – not only to live but also to work and enjoy. The revolutionary red-bricks building and its distinctive chimneys have dominated the London skyline ever since the beginning, making this one of the world-famous landmarks. The Grade II building listed remained vacant until 2014, defying all regeneration plans and transforming former industrial and memorable development into exceptionally beautiful housing units, business centers, office space for corporations, communal clubs, bars, entertainment areas, and the world’s best retail options – including event areas and over 19 acres. A legend is a place for working, living, enjoying, shopping, drinking, and eating. As no other one in London offers Battersea Power station an exceptional lifestyle. One is at the door to the Battersea Power Station to increase connectivity from and around London and the other at Nine Elms. In this context, the Northern Line extension also opened its two brand new subway stations. This century’s first major expansion project in London is both Zone 1 stations which are step-free.