Nine Elms is one of the biggest transformation stories London has ever seen. After decades of planning, it is coming to life with over 40 new developments, with Embassy Gardens at its heart.
A site called Nine Elms has existed on London’s Southbank since the mid 17th century. Once a row of elm trees, today the area is a story of regeneration. With more than 40 interconnected developments springing up over the next ten years, the riverside district is changing forever.
As the area continues to transform and attract the likes of Apple, London’s centre of power begins to move south, bringing with it people, art and culture.
With both the US Embassy and Apple moving to the area, Nine Elms is evolving into London’s newest city within a city.
The future is South
Since the Romans founded 'Londinium' over 2000 years ago, the North Bank has outshone the South. That is beginning to change.
New connections
As part of Nine Elms’ transformation, the Underground’s Northern line will extend through the area at Nine Elms & Battersea.