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Carlyle's House
'The Sage of Chelsea' - distinguished essayist and writer of historical works, Thomas Carlyle - lived here from 1834 until his death in 1881. Such literary notables as Tennyson, Thackeray, Browning, George Eliot and Dickens were frequent visitors.
Distance: 0.83 Miles

Stamford Bridge
Chelsea Football Stadium
Distance: 0.53 Miles

Pump House
Offering a unique venue for experiencing the visual arts in a beautiful park setting. The Pump House in Battersea Park was built in 1861 to feed the Victorian lake cascades from a well beneath the building.
Distance: 0.93 Miles

Chelsea
Chelsea is a district of London, loosely defined by the area around the King's Road. The famous Kings Road is a delight for its mix of antique shops, designer boutiques and exclusive eateries.
Distance: 0.76 Miles

Kings Road
Kings Road is in the heart of Chelsea, from Sloane Square to the New Kings Road in Parson's Green. It is the home of Peter Jones and the Kings Walk Shopping Mall. If you fancy a break from the shops, there are plenty of cafes and restaurants, including Chutney Mary and the famous Chelsea Bun. Nearest tube access is Sloane Square.
Distance: 0.48 Miles

Clapham Junction
Clapham Junction is the busiest station in the UK, serving trains from Reading and the West of England, East Croydon, Watford Junction and Gatwick Airport. Nearby are the fashionable Northcote Road and Battersea Rise as well as Battersea Park and the famous Battersea Power Station.
Distance: 0.89 Miles

fulham broadway
Distance: 0.65 Miles

parsons green
Distance: 0.80 Miles

Carlyle's House
Distance: 0.91 Miles

West Brompton Train Station
Distance: 0.97 Miles

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