Arranged across three floors, Burns Lodge is an exemplar of Victorian architecture, defined by lofty proportions, original period features, and light-soaked interiors. It was once a schoolhouse associated with the nearby Greek Orthodox Church and has been immaculately upgraded to preserve its storied provenance while ensuring modern luxury.





The main reception exemplifies its traditional grandeur, thanks to its 15-foot-high ceilings, working fireplace, and exposed beams. Adjoining the reception is the spacious kitchen, housing a breakfast station and a utility room. There’s also a discreet study, ideal for a work-from-home setting or a quiet read.





The picturesque garden and gated driveway create a distinguished entrance. Accessible from the entrance hallway, reception, and kitchen, it is a wonderful sanctuary for alfresco gatherings. It is equipped with an electric charging point, ensuring sustainable living.





The principal suite unfolds over the first floor, offering an ensuite bathroom as well as a dressing room. It is flanked by a double bedroom, and the remaining bedrooms are located on the second floor. Both floors feature a family bathroom.





Thoughtfully curated, soft hues characterise the interiors. Vast windows usher in ample natural light, while wooden floors run underfoot throughout.





Perched on a quiet cul-de-sac in the heart of Battersea, Burns Lodge enjoys discretion and tranquility while being close to the bustling neighbourhood’s superb dining, shopping, and entertainment offerings. The verdant expanses of Battersea Park and Clapham Common are moments away, as is the iconic Battersea Power Station. Sloane Square is 2.7 miles away by car








Queenstown Road Station is located within strolling distance, offering excellent connectivity across London.