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Neighbourhood

The
local life

Your creative community

Putting roots down in this ever-ambitious locale means writing a new chapter in the area’s rich history.

Back in the 18th Century, the mills powered by the water of the River Wandle were used for the emerging textile industry at Merton Abbey, known for its silks and calico printing. Today Merton Abbey Mills is home to a new creative community, working together to form one of South West London’s real hidden gems. In the heart of this independent riverside quarter is a collection of arts and crafts shops, yoga studios, cafes, restaurants and riverside pubs with a firm focus on nurturing imagination and fostering independence.

“You might need to remind yourself that you’re still in London”

The village life

For those that know, Wimbledon has well-earned its reputation as one of London’s most picturesque and characterful corners, crafted by a close-knit community of those with their feet in the city but hearts in the country. Quietly confident, to join this entirely historical and yet ever-progressive local club is to build a life you never need to escape from.

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Food & Drink

  1. Willow Bough Tea Rooms 
  2. Ban Yai Thai
  3. Nanay Rosa
  4. Ting Ting
  5. Wimbledon Brewery
  6. The Sultan Pub 
  7. Belgian Brasserie 
  8. The William Morris 
  9. The Ivy Café
  10. Gail’s
  11. The Dog & Fox
  12. Hemingway’s
  13. The Black Radish
  14. The Giggling Squid
  15. Maison St Cassien

Fitness

  1. Hot Pod Yoga 
  2. The Gym London
  3. Gym 1971 Crossfit
  4. F45 Training
  5. Nuffield Health
  6. Royal Wimbledon Golf Club

Exlporation

  1. Deen City Farm
  2. Wandle Meadow Nature Park
  3. Wimbledon Common
  4. Wimbledon Village Stables

Essentials

  1. Centre Court Shopping Centre
  2. Marks & Spencer
  3. Sainsbury’s
  4. St George’s Hospital

Take a five-minute scenic stroll across the park (eight if you grab coffee on the way) and you’ll reach Colliers Wood Station on the Northern Line, which means you can be in Central London in under half an hour, platform to platform.

By Car

Kew Gardens
19 mins
Hampton Court Palace
31 mins
Heathrow Airport
45 mins

By train

Clapham Junction
7 mins
Shepherd’s Bush
29 mins
Gatwick Airport
47 mins

By Tube

London Bridge
22 mins
Oxford Street
25 mins
Leicester Square
29 mins
Canary Wharf
29 mins
Bank
30 mins
Liverpool Street
32 mins

Life a little bit greener

While it’s the lawns of Wimbledon’s namesake tennis club that conjure up inimitable thoughts of summertime greenery, it’s actually the great expanses of grassland, heath and woods at Wimbledon Common that offer not only a space to breathe but a place to come together.

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