Wimbledon Village, Peek Crescent — £8.5m
Located on one of the best roads in the area, this double-fronted house is on the market for the first time in 60 years. It boasts eight bedrooms, a walled garden and a covered swimming pool. There’s scope to extend the sprawling property, subject to planning permission.
For sale with Savills. See more pictures and details for this property.
Lingfield Road, Wimbledon Village — £8.75 million
A seven-bedroom house right in the heart of the village, from where you can be wandering Wimbledon Common in literally one minute. There are huge living spaces, a delightful garden with pool, a secluded feel and a list of lovely extra areas including cellar and boot room.
For sale with Robert Holmes. See more pictures and details for this property.
Wimbledon Town Centre, Merton Hall Road — £2.15m
This five-bedroom detached family house offers original period features, including high ceilings, fireplaces and windows. Wimbledon town centre and station are a short 10-minute minute walk away, making it an ideal home for commuting into the heart of the city.
For sale with Knight Frank. See more pictures and details for this property.
Wimbledon Park, Arthur Road — £1.26m
This three-bedroom apartment has been fully refurbished but retains its period charm. Located in the North Wimbledon Conservation Area, it’s close to Wimbledon Park as well as the shops, bars and restaurants in Wimbledon Village and the town centre.
For sale with Foxtons. See more pictures and details for this property.
Wimbledon Park, Somerset Road — £2.65 million
If you're looking for a house from where you can literally hear the roars from The Championships, this house — with its six bedrooms and 123-foot garden — practically backs on to the AELTC.
For sale with Robert Holmes. See more pictures and details for this property.
How Wimbledon went from a backwater of 46 houses to the capital's greenest suburb, 'as un-Londonish as if it were a hundred miles out'
Living in Wimbledon has long been a popular choice for those who want a mix of town and country life.
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