Wimbledon Hill Park

Wimbledon Station is served by both over and underground lines and offers good access to Central London and the South West. Wimbledon Hill Park has close proximity to the A3 offering access to London Heathrow and Gatwick Airports as well as other nearby destinations.

• Raynes Park Station - 0.9 miles
• Wimbledon Station - 1.6 miles
• Heathrow - 11.5 miles

The West End and all that London has to offer may be within easy reach, but Wimbledon is a centre for culture and entertainment in its own right.

During the summer months, community, art and performance events are a regular feature at Cannizaro House, Southside House and on the Common itself.

The annual Wimbledon Championships, the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world, is held at the nearby All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, just 2 miles away.

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• All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club
• The Royal Wimbledon Golf Club
• Polka Theatre
• New Wimbledon Theatre
• Wimbledon Windmill Museum
• HMV Curzon Cinema

Wimbledon Hill Park is a community perfectly placed close to the best educational facilities in the area. There is a range of schools and colleges for all ages and abilities - including Ursuline High and Hall School, both rated outstanding by Ofsted - all located within 15 minutes' drive of the development.

The area is also well served by private schools for all stages of development, with seven preparatory schools and five secondary schools and colleges, notably including King's College School, which was voted 'Independent Secondary School of the Year 2014/15' in a Sunday Times survey.

Preparatory and Primary Schools

• The Rowans Preparatory School - 5 minutes walk
• Hollymount School - 13 minutes walk
• St Matthew's C of E Primary School - 13 minutes walk
• Donhead Preparatory School - 14 minutes walk
• Ursuline Preparatory School - 16 minutes walk
• The Study Preparatory School - 20 minutes walk
• Dundonald Primary School - 30 minutes walk

Secondary Schools and Colleges

• Wimbledon College - 5 minutes walk
• King's College School - 11 minutes walk
• Ursuline High School* - 16 minutes walk
• Hall School Wimbledon* - 18 minutes walk
  Primary & Secondary
  
• Wimbledon High School - 28 minutes walk

*Ofsted rated outstanding

Wimbledon combines distinctive village charm with an understated elegance - a perfect place for catching up with friends and spending time with family.

While seated at a pavement-side table in one of its many cafés or pubs you will always find just the right spot to watch the world go by. With a wide range of bistros from the relaxed Fire Stables for a drink or casual lunch, to The Lawn Bistro's fine dining, there is something for all palates.

If the mood takes you, enjoy a picnic on the Common. You can easily pick up all you need at one of the village delicatessens; Bayley & Sage is full of wonderful delicacies.

Wimbledon attracts well-known brands and quality clothing labels.

In such an affluent area it is easy to see why the high street is lined with such quality, with shops situated in attractive period buildings, this is a special place to have on your doorstep.

These shops are complemented by unique boutiques, appealing fine art galleries, plus independently run grocery stores, butchers, bakers and florists, all within a mile of Wimbledon Hill Park.

Rich in history, Wimbledon Hill Park sits in the grounds of what was once the ancestral home of the 2nd Duke of Wellington, whose famous father met Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo.

Forming the prestigious centrepiece of this inspired new development is a local landmark - the former Atkinson Morley Hospital - which was once the regional neuroscience centre for South West London and Surrey and where the world's first CT scanner was developed by Sir Godfrey Hounsfield and James Ambrose.

Wimbledon is world-famous for tennis, but it also offers a multitude of other ways in which to enjoy sport and fitness.

Some long-established clubs are nestled in the heart of the treasured Wimbledon Common, the Royal Wimbledon Golf Club was established in 1865 whilst Wimbledon RFC is home to one of the country's oldest rugby clubs.

The Common offers many accessible stables for those interested in horse riding as well as opportunities for cycling, cricket, walking and running.

With Wimbledon Park Watersports Centre on the doorstep you will find an array of boats, a sailing club and a further choice of activities to try. Visit The Stables Charity Ball at Cannizaro House and get a sense of the community found in this desirable area.

You will also find a wide variety of arts and performance events, staged at the 17th Century hidden gem, Southside House, or on Wimbledon Common.