Palace Wharf, Rainville Road, Fulham, London, W6

A striking, brand‑new interior‑designed two‑bedroom, two‑bathroom first‑floor apartment set within this newly converted warehouse‑style gated development on the River Thames.

The apartment features a bright open‑plan kitchen and living area, a master bedroom with an en‑suite shower room, and an additional guest bathroom. The fully fitted Metris kitchen includes Miele appliances such as an integrated dishwasher, washer/dryer, full‑height fridge freezer, oven, hob, extractor fan, and a Caple wine cooler.

The bathrooms offer full suites with underfloor heating, while the bedrooms are fitted with bespoke mirrored wardrobes and automatic lighting. Additional benefits include a Crestron audio‑visual system, a digital video entry system, and pre‑wiring for Sky+ TV.

With its prime riverside location, Palace Wharf is conveniently close to excellent transport links, including Hammersmith Overground and Underground stations, Barons Court, Putney Bridge, and Fulham Broadway Underground stations, as well as a variety of regular bus routes providing superb accessibility.

Palace Wharf is an exceptional riverside gated development comprising 16 luxurious one‑, two‑, and three‑bedroom apartments to rent, located on one of Fulham’s premier roads directly beside the River Thames.

The loft‑style apartments have been interior‑designed to deliver high‑end contemporary living, featuring generous room sizes, high ceilings, Smart Home AV systems, Miele appliances, and Crittall double‑glazed windows that preserve the building’s original warehouse character.

Understanding that pets are an important part of many households, most apartments within Palace Wharf are pet‑friendly.

Built in 1907 to replace a former malt house, Palace Wharf later expanded with an extension on Rainville Road in 1933. For many years, the building served as the “Rathbone Works” of George Jackson & Sons, a renowned fibrous plaster firm founded in the early 19th century. Jacksons produced the plasterwork for Hammersmith’s rebuilt Lyric Theatre and relocated from their original West End premises to Hammersmith prior to the Second World War, retaining the Rathbone name for their spacious new facilities.