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SW19

Wimbledon Village

Georgian and Victorian houses, a High Street of independent shops and two historic pubs at the edge of Wimbledon Common, with the All England Club down Church Road.

Rushmere Pond on Wimbledon Common
Rushmere Pond, Wimbledon Common · Des Blenkinsopp / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped

Short-let homes in this area

Morden Road, South Wimbledon
Morden Road
South Wimbledon
 guests
5 bedrooms
3 bathrooms
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Sulgrave Road, Hammersmith
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Sulgrave Road
Brook Green, Hammersmith
10 guests
5 bedrooms
4 bathrooms
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Dawes Road, Fulham
Short let
Dawes Road
Fulham
8 guests
4 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
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Dawes Road apartment, Fulham
Short let
Dawes Road
Fulham
4 guests
1 bedrooms
1 bathrooms
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Tintern Street apartment, Clapham
Short let
Tintern Street
Clapham
4 guests
2 bedrooms
1 bathrooms
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Novello Street townhouse, Parsons Green, Fulham
Short let
Novello Street
Parsons Green, Fulham
10 guests
5 bedrooms
3 bathrooms
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Novello Street townhouse, Parsons Green, Fulham
Short let
Novello Street
Parsons Green, Fulham
10 guests
5 bedrooms
4 bathrooms
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Open-plan kitchen and dining room with garden doors at Gayville Road, Battersea
Short let
Gayville Road
Battersea
4 guests
2 bedrooms
1 bathrooms
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Tregunter Road, Chelsea
Short let
Tregunter Road
Chelsea
6 guests
3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
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Novello Street townhouse, Parsons Green, Fulham
Short let
Novello Street
Parsons Green, Fulham
6 guests
3 bedrooms
3 bathrooms
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Living in Wimbledon Village

Georgian and Victorian houses, a High Street of independent shops and two historic pubs at the edge of Wimbledon Common, with the All England Club down Church Road.

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Wimbledon Village
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Rushmere Pond on Wimbledon Common
Rushmere Pond, Wimbledon Common · Des Blenkinsopp / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped

At a glance

A sense of the neighbourhood

Typical sale price

£535k – £2.55m
Data coming soon
Middle 50% of 109 sales · median £1.03m · HM Land Registry, Sep 2025 – Aug 2026 · SW19 4, 5

Monthly rent

£1,800 – £2,300 pcm
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Two-bed, middle 50% of recorded rents, SW19 district (wider than the Village) · ONS, Apr 2025 – Mar 2026
Journey to Waterloo

Journey time

25 minutes
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TfL Journey Planner · from Wimbledon station, Tue 27 Oct 2026, first train after 08:30 · plus the walk or bus down the hill

Setting

Village on the Common
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Source: Merton Council conservation area assessments · checked 25 October 2026

Postal area

SW19
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Source: Royal Mail postcode areas · sectors SW19 4 and SW19 5, in the London Borough of Merton

Connections

SWR, Thameslink, District line & Tramlink
Data coming soon
Via Wimbledon station, down the hill · TfL, checked 25 October 2026

Quick answer

What is living in
Wimbledon Village
like?

Wimbledon Village sits at the top of Wimbledon Hill, on the edge of Wimbledon Common, above the town centre. The High Street has independent shops, restaurants and two historic Young’s pubs, while Church Road runs past St Mary’s Church towards the All England Lawn Tennis Club. Around them are Victorian and Edwardian houses on Parkside, Marryat Road and the Ridgway, and older houses in walled grounds on Westside. The nearest stations are Wimbledon, down the hill, and Southfields for the tennis. Walk the routes around each home at different times of day.

Why people love
Wimbledon Village

The Common at the end of the street.

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Wimbledon on a winter morning
Wimbledon, winter morning · Simona Marinkova / Unsplash · Unsplash Licence · cropped
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Wimbledon Common

Part of around 1,140 acres of common land run by the Wimbledon and Putney Commons Conservators, much of it a Site of Special Scientific Interest.

A High Street with history

The Dog & Fox and the Rose & Crown, both Young’s pubs with 17th-century roots, sit among independent shops and restaurants.

Home of the Championships

The All England Club has been on Church Road since 1922, and the Championships fill the Village each summer.

Landmarks & what it’s famous for

A village shaped by the Common and the tennis

Three places to orient yourself: the windmill on the Common, the All England Club on Church Road and the Jacobean house on the High Street.

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Wimbledon Windmill on Wimbledon Common
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Windmill

Wimbledon Windmill

Built in 1817 and Grade II* listed, it is now a museum. Baden-Powell wrote parts of Scouting for Boys here.

The Grade II* listed windmill of 1817 on Wimbledon Common, now a museum.
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Centre Court at the All England Lawn Tennis Club
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Tennis

All England Lawn Tennis Club

Founded in 1868, the club moved to Church Road in 1922. Centre Court seats 15,000.

Home of the Championships on Church Road since 1922, with Centre Court at its heart.
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Eagle House on Wimbledon High Street
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History

Eagle House

Built in 1613 for Robert Bell and restored in 1887 by T G Jackson, it is Grade II* listed.

The Jacobean house of 1613 on the High Street, Grade II* listed.
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Landmark

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Why people move here

Find the setting that feels like home.

For some, it is a flat above the High Street with the Common a few minutes’ walk away. For others, it is an Edwardian house on Marryat Road or a family home off the Ridgway.

A practical shortlist

Compare tenure, lease length, service charges and outdoor space for each property. Then walk the route to the station, see the street at different times of day and check how easily you can reach the Common and the shops you will use.

Local context, not a market forecast

No demand, growth or investment claims are implied. Figures are dated snapshots from public data.

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A period house at No 54 Ridgway, Wimbledon Village
No 54 Ridgway · David Anstiss / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped
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Neighbourhood pockets

Four ways to find your Wimbledon Village

Use these local descriptions as starting points, not fixed boundaries. Explore the streets and routes around each home.

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Shops on the High Street, Wimbledon Village
High Street, Wimbledon Village · Bill Boaden / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped
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High Street & Church Road

Independent shops, restaurants and two historic pubs, with St Mary’s Church and the Old Rectory along Church Road, in the Wimbledon Village and Wimbledon North conservation areas.

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Detached houses on Marryat Road
Marryat Road · Stacey Harris / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped
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Parkside & Marryat Road

Detached houses of about 1900–14 on the old Wimbledon House estate, near the All England Club and the Buddhapadipa Temple, in the Wimbledon North conservation area.

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Victorian houses on the Ridgway
The Ridgway · David Anstiss / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped
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The Ridgway & Lauriston Road

The old road to Kingston, with Victorian houses, Emmanuel Church of 1888 and a small cluster of shops and pubs near Lauriston Road, in the Wimbledon West conservation area.

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Cannizaro House on Westside
Cannizaro House, Westside · Garry Knight / Wikimedia · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped
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Westside & Camp Road

Large houses in walled, wooded grounds, many in place by the mid-18th century, beside the Common and Cannizaro Park.

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Property market

Understanding
Wimbledon Village
’s sales market

Ranges come from completed sales recorded by HM Land Registry, matched to EPC floor areas where possible. Compare individual homes on their exact size, tenure, lease length, service charges and setting.

Wimbledon Village is a mix of large Victorian, Edwardian and later detached houses, period terraces near the High Street, and mansion and purpose-built flats. Compare individual properties on their exact size, tenure, lease length and setting.

The right comparison matters.

Compare flats and houses on a like-for-like basis: size, tenure, lease length and street setting all deserve attention. A broad SW19 average is not a valuation of any particular home.

Asking is not achieved

An asking price is the seller’s advertised figure. An achieved price is the completed sale amount. Asking £/sq ft and achieved £/sq ft must use clearly identified, comparable datasets and floor-area methods.

Prices across Merton rose 0.1% in the year to August 2026: flats fell 2.2% and terraced houses rose 1.1% (UK House Price Index). For an individual home, compare it with recent sales of a similar size, type and street.

Flat · studio/1-bed | Under 550 sq ft | Pending approval | — Flat · 2-bed | 550–800 sq ft | Pending approval | — Flat · 2–3 bed | 800–1,100 sq ft | Pending approval | — Flat · 3-bed+ | 1,100+ sq ft | Pending approval | — House · 2–3 bed | Under 1,300 sq ft | Pending approval | — House · 3–4 bed | 1,300–2,000 sq ft | Pending approval | — House · 4–5 bed | 2,000–3,000 sq ft | Pending approval | — Large house | 3,000+ sq ft | Pending approval | — Flats · price per sq ft | All sizes | Pending approval | — Houses · price per sq ft | All sizes | Pending approval | —
Average achieved sale price
£535k – £2.55m
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Asking £/sq ft
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Achieved £/sq ft
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Sales trends / reporting period
Merton +0.1% in the year to August 2026 (UK House Price Index)
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Source:
HM Land Registry Price Paid Data (category A, duplicates removed) · UK House Price Index
pending confirmation
Dataset period:
completions 1 Sep 2025 – 31 Aug 2026 (12 months; latest registered sale 20 Aug 2026)
pending verification
· Area boundary:
postcode sectors SW19 4 and 5
to confirm
Last updated:
October 25, 2026
awaiting verified update
· Sample size and methodology:
109 sales; bedrooms are estimated from floor area, not recorded; recent months are incomplete because sales take time to register
pending

Rental market

Renting in
Wimbledon Village
, with a clearer picture

Compare the home, the tenancy and the full monthly cost. Ranges show the middle 50% of rents actually recorded by the ONS, not advertised asking rents.

Studio / monthly rent
£1,200 – £1,400 pcm
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One-bedroom home / monthly rent
£1,500 – £1,850 pcm
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Two-bedroom home / monthly rent
£1,800 – £2,300 pcm
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Three-bedroom home / monthly rent
£2,250 – £3,400 pcm
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Four+ bedroom home / monthly rent
£3,050 – £5,000 pcm
Room in a shared house / monthly rent
£745 – £920 pcm
Rental yield
Awaiting verified data
Recorded rents (ONS)
Studio 20 · 1-bed 180 · 2-bed 380 · 3-bed 150 · 4+ bed 60 · rooms 30
Availability & rental trends
Awaiting verified data
Source:
ONS private rental market statistics, postcode district SW19 · room rents are Merton-wide, as only 10 were recorded in SW19
pending confirmation
Dataset period:
Apr 2025 – Mar 2026
pending verification
· Area boundary:
SW19 district, wider than the guide area (it includes Wimbledon town centre and Colliers Wood), so Village rents are likely to sit towards the top of these ranges
to confirm
Last updated:
October 25, 2026
awaiting verified update
· Sample size and methodology:
ranges show the middle 50% of recorded rents; small sample: the studio range rests on 20 recorded rents; 4+ bed includes five bedrooms and more; the ONS rounds counts to the nearest 10
pending

Choose for the life you’ll lead.

When renting in Wimbledon Village, think about whether you want to be near the High Street, the Common or the walk down to the station, and how you will get to work. The condition of the property, outdoor space and layout all matter.

Always review the full monthly costs, including any additional fees, and carefully examine the tenancy terms. If you are letting rooms, check licensing first: larger HMOs need a mandatory licence, and many councils license smaller ones too.

Yield is indicative: median recorded rent against the median achieved price for a similar-sized flat. It is not an achieved yield, and this guide is not investment advice.

Schools

Start your school research here

A starting shortlist, not a recommendation or an admissions guarantee. School details, phases and policies are subject to checking.

King’s College School

Independent / ages 7–19 · Southside, Wimbledon Common

Verify entry points and policy directly with the school.

Catchment or distance does not guarantee a place.

Check current report

Source: school website

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The Study Preparatory School

Independent / girls’ prep, ages 4–11 · Camp Road

Verify entry points and policy directly with the school.

Catchment or distance does not guarantee a place.

Check current report

Source: school website

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Donhead Preparatory School

Independent / prep, ages 3–11 · Edge Hill

Verify entry points and policy directly with the school.

Catchment or distance does not guarantee a place.

Check current report

Source: school website

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Bishop Gilpin CofE Primary School

State / C of E primary, nearby · Lake Road

Verify admission year and policy directly with the school and Merton Council.

Catchment or distance does not guarantee a place.

Check current report

Source: school website

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Always check the current admissions year, oversubscription criteria and application deadlines directly. Independent and state schools may use different inspection and admissions arrangements.

Transport & commuting

Several ways into the city

Plan the journey from the home, not just the station. Live times, service frequencies and routes must be checked with TfL and the relevant operator.

TfL / South Western Railway

Wimbledon

Down Wimbledon Hill, with South Western Railway, Thameslink, the District line and Tramlink.

Journey time

25 min to Waterloo from Wimbledon station · TfL, weekday from 08:30
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TfL Journey Planner
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TfL

Southfields

District line. The All England Club’s recommended station for the Championships, about a 15-minute walk away.

Journey time

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TfL

Wimbledon Park

District line, about 25 minutes’ walk from the All England Club. Check the best route from your street.

Journey time

Plan your route with TfL
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TfL Journey Planner
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TfL

Buses

Routes 93 and 493 stop on the High Street, and the 200 serves the Ridgway. Check TfL for live information.

Journey time

Plan your route with TfL
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TfL / local route guidance

Cycling

Use TfL planning for routes and conditions, and check the Conservators’ rules before cycling on the Common.

Journey time

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Wimbledon Common / local guidance

Walking

The Common’s paths start at the end of the High Street. Check the Conservators’ guidance and wear suitable footwear.

Journey time

Plan your route with TfL
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Connection schematic / not to scale

○
Wimbledon
Waterloo
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South Western Railway · via Clapham Junction

Also at Wimbledon station

Thameslink · District line · Tramlink

Diagram shows connections only, not geographic position, stops or service frequency.

Source: TfL Journey Planner · South Western Railway · reviewed 25 Oct 2026.

Eat, drink & shop

A few places to make your own

Two historic Young’s pubs and a café-restaurant on the High Street: simple starting points for exploring local life in Wimbledon Village.

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The Dog & Fox pub on Wimbledon High Street
Dog & Fox · Matt Brown / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0 · cropped
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Pub / High Street

Dog & Fox

A Young’s pub with a restaurant and rooms at 24 High Street, first recorded in 1617 and rebuilt in 1869. Check opening hours directly.

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The Rose & Crown pub on Wimbledon High Street
Rose & Crown · Dr Neil Clifton / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped
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Pub / High Street

Rose & Crown

A Young’s pub with 17th-century origins, rooms and a garden at 55 High Street. Check opening hours and menus before visiting.

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Shopfronts on Wimbledon Village High Street
Editorial image, not The Ivy Café · Chris Holifield / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped
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Café-restaurant

The Ivy Café Wimbledon

All-day dining at 75 High Street, in the centre of the Village. Check current menus and bookings before visiting.

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Editorial shortlist, not a rating or review. Source: venue / centre websites and local editorial · details and last checked date awaiting verification.

Parks & outdoors

The outdoors becomes part of the everyday.

With Wimbledon Common at the end of the High Street and Cannizaro Park on Westside, the Village has some of south-west London’s best open space.

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Bluegate Pond on Wimbledon Common
Bluegate Pond, Wimbledon Common · AndyScott / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped
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Local green spaces

Wimbledon Common

About 346 hectares of heath, woodland and ponds, including Rushmere, run by the Wimbledon and Putney Commons Conservators.

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Gardens in Cannizaro Park
Cannizaro Park · AndyScott / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped
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Local green spaces

Cannizaro Park

A Grade II* registered park on Westside with an Italian Garden, Azalea Dell and a café. Open from 8am on weekdays and 9am at weekends until dusk.

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Sources: Wimbledon and Putney Commons Conservators, Merton Council · checked 25 Oct 2026.

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FAQs

Your
Wimbledon Village
questions, answered

A few useful starting points. Speak to our local team for advice on a specific home.

What is living in Wimbledon Village like?

Wimbledon Village combines a High Street of independent shops and historic pubs with large houses around Wimbledon Common and the All England Club. Explore the exact street and everyday routes around each home.

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How do I get to central London from the Village?

Wimbledon station, down the hill, has South Western Railway, Thameslink, the District line and Tramlink, and buses 93 and 493 run from the High Street. For accurate journey times, check the TfL website or a journey planner.

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What green spaces are nearby?

Wimbledon Common is at the end of the High Street, Cannizaro Park is on Westside and Wimbledon Park is beyond the All England Club. We recommend checking access and opening times for each location.

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What should families check about schools?

Families should review the current admissions policy, year group availability and latest inspection reports for schools in the area. School places are not guaranteed by proximity alone, so confirm eligibility directly with the school or local authority.

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How should I compare local property prices?

Compare properties on a like-for-like basis, considering type, size, condition and tenure. Asking prices and achieved prices can vary, and we advise against relying on unverified figures. Our local team can provide a more accurate market view.

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Can South West Shared help me sell or let?

Yes. Speak with South West Shared about your property and plans, whether you are considering selling or letting in Wimbledon Village. The team can explain the next steps for a sales or lettings valuation.

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Nearby areas

Explore a little further

Different neighbourhoods, the same local team.

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The New Wimbledon Theatre on the Broadway

Wimbledon

A busy town with a well-connected station, the Broadway’s theatres and Wimbledon Park’s lake.

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Putney Bridge over the Thames at sunset

Putney

Riverside boathouses, Victorian streets and open heath, with a busy high street and trains to Waterloo.

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The lake in Wimbledon Park

Southfields

Edwardian terraces on the Grid, a village parade by the station and Wimbledon Park.

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