Charming 1BD Flat with Garden, Wimbledon Village

Summary:

Bright & airy, this 1-bed flat sits in the heart of Wimbledon Village, steps from boutique cafés and leafy Wimbledon Common. Cook in the open-plan kitchen, then open bedroom doors open to your private garden for breakfast in the sun. Fast links to central London via Wimbledon Station put the city within 20 mins—book now for a true SW19 retreat.



The Space:

- Private garden & patio accessed from bedroom

- Super-fast Wi-Fi & Smart TV with streaming apps

- Fully equipped kitchen inc. washer/dryer

- Hotel-quality linen, towels & 24/7 guest support

- 10-min walk to Wimbledon Station (District line & rail)



Welcome to your cosy Wimbledon Village hideaway. The light-filled open-plan living space invites you to sink into the sofa after exploring SW19’s boutiques or a stroll on the Common.



Living & Dining

A sunny lounge with sofa, and a Smart TV. The nearby drop-leaf table seats two for dinners or remote work.



Kitchen

Gloss-white cabinets and wooden worktops house a gas hob, oven, fridge/freezer, toaster and kettle. Cookware, oils and basics are stocked for easy meals.



Bedroom

Rest easy in a plush double bed dressed with crisp cotton bedding. Free standing wardrobe keeps luggage out of sight. French doors open straight to the patio—wake up to birdsong.



Bathroom

Sparkling tiled bathroom with shower-over-bath, fluffy towels, hairdryer and toiletries.



Outdoor Space

Start the day with coffee or unwind with wine in your south-facing garden complete with seating and lawn.

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This is a basement flat, so daily ventilation is essential to keep the space fresh. Please open both the front and back doors for at least 10 minutes each day at the same time, this allows air to flow through the flat properly. If the flat stays closed up, it can quickly become stuffy and develop an odour.



Guest Access:

Guests have access to the full property during their stay. Enjoy!



The Neighborhood:

Wimbledon Village is one of London’s most charming and sought-after areas, known for its leafy streets, boutique shops, and relaxed village atmosphere. Just moments from your doorstep, you’ll find a wide choice of cafés, restaurants, and traditional pubs, perfect for dining out or enjoying a drink.



The beautiful Wimbledon Common is only a short stroll away, offering miles of open green space for walking, jogging, or simply unwinding in nature. For sports fans, the world-famous Wimbledon Tennis Championships take place nearby each summer, drawing visitors from across the globe.



Despite its peaceful village feel, the area has excellent transport links. Wimbledon Station provides easy access to central London by train, Underground, or tram, making it convenient for both leisure and business travellers.



Getting Around:

Underground & Train

Wimbledon Station is the nearest major transport hub, offering both National Rail services and the London Underground (District Line). Trains into central London take around 20 minutes, making commuting or sightseeing easy and convenient.



Tram

The Wimbledon Tram link connects you to Croydon and beyond, providing another quick and reliable way to travel across South London.



Bus

Several local bus routes run through Wimbledon Village and down into Wimbledon town, connecting you with surrounding neighbourhoods and transport links.



Car

If you’re driving, there is good access to the A3 and South Circular, making travel by car straightforward. Street parking and local car parks are available, though restrictions may apply.



Walking & Cycling

The flat is ideally located for exploring Wimbledon Village on foot. Wimbledon Common and its scenic walking and cycling trails are just minutes away, offering a peaceful alternative to city travel.



Other Things to Note:

This is a basement flat, so daily ventilation is essential to keep the space fresh. Please open both the front and back doors for at least 10 minutes each day at the same time, this allows air to flow through the flat properly. If the flat stays closed up, it can quickly become stuffy and develop an odour.