Three bedrooms, a private terrace and full access to The 1847 Residents' Club's pool, cinema and lounge At The Halo, Oval Village

The Halo Residences & Penthouses

The Halo occupies the historic iron frame of Oval Gasholder No.1 installed in 1847 as the largest gasholder in the world and, for generations, the backdrop to the Kia Oval next door is a wider collection of Manhattan, one, two and three bedroom Residences occupying the same restored Grade II listed gasholder frame, from ground floor up to floor ten. Every home carries the address's heritage story at a materially more accessible entry point: Siemens kitchen appliances, porcelain worktops and three interior palette options sit alongside a private balcony or terrace on every apartment, with selected ground-floor homes benefiting from their own garden space. Residents share full access to The 1847 Residents' Club, a Zone 1 postcode ten minutes from three Underground stations, and the same 999-year lease and 10-year build warranty that back every home at Oval Village. This is the practical way into a landmark address a listed gasholder conversion, not just a new-build shell.

Eighteen penthouses. One Grade II listed landmark.

These three-bedroom penthouses pair Scandinavian-influenced interiors, Miele kitchens and full-height glazing with uninterrupted views over the world's most famous cricket ground, home to Surrey County Cricket Club since 1845. Residents share a fifth-floor terrace overlooking the pitch, full access to The 1847 Residents' Club, and a Zone 1 address. This is not simply a new penthouse collection, it is a permanent address inside a piece of British engineering history.

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