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A spacious, three-bedroom, three-bathroom waterfront property at the Damac Tower, one of London's premier locations. Situated on the 44th floor. Designed by Versace, the attention to detail is evident the moment you enter this incredible home in the form of a marble insert on the engineered wood flooring, plus a series of stylish and subtle inscriptions. Put simply, they immediately mark out this property as something quite out-of-the-ordinary.
Featuring expansive windows and awe-inspiring views across the horizon. From this remarkable vantage point, some of the capital's most iconic landmarks are visible, including Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and The Shard. Meanwhile, a stylish winter garden can be utilised for dining and socialising, or perhaps as a study.
Again, Versace has added a range of small, specific touches that transform the aesthetic, giving it a unique, cosmopolitan feel that's effortlessly stylish. All three bedrooms are bright and airy, with ample wardrobe space and floor-to-ceiling windows that provide even more outstanding views across the city. The master bedroom has a large dressing area, and the two ensuite bathrooms and guest bathroom feature either walk-in showers, a tub, mirrored units and a classic marbled finish.
There's a utility cupboard that houses a washer/dryer, and a comfort cooling system means keeping your home at the exact temperature that suits you best, all year round.
Residents of Damac Tower have access to a range of five-star facilities, including a state-of-the-art gym, pool, jacuzzi and cinema, plus stunning rooftop gardens that provide panoramic views across the horizon. Nine Elms is also home to the new Covent Garden Market, the US embassy and the iconic Battersea Power Station. Safe to say, the area has gone from 'up-and-coming' to 'fully arrived'. Local transport links are fast and effective, ensuring travel into and around the city is quick, easy and just one less thing to worry about.
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