Wimbledon
Wimbledon is where London meets the countryside. One thousand acres of Common on your doorstep, an actual village with an actual village green, and the world's most famous tennis tournament as a neighbour. It's prosperous, leafy, and thoroughly suburban—yet Zone 3 District line puts you in the West End in under 30 minutes. For families who want space, schools, and a garden, Wimbledon delivers it all.
£850k
Avg price
+3.2%
vs last year
Zone 3/4
Transport zone
5 min
To nearest tube
88%
Good+ schools
72th
Crime percentile
What you'll love
- Wimbledon Common—1,100 acres of wild heathland, horse trails, and the Windmill
- Village atmosphere with independent shops and proper pubs
- Outstanding schools—state and independent both excellent
- Wimbledon Championships (if you can get tickets)
- Space—actual houses with actual gardens
What you should know
- Property prices are high—the space premium is significant
- The District line is slow and unreliable from Wimbledon
- Two weeks of tennis chaos annually—roads, transport, everything affected
- Can feel suburban rather than exciting—nightlife is limited
- Commute times are longer than inner London alternatives
About Wimbledon
Wimbledon is where London meets the countryside. One thousand acres of Common on your doorstep, an actual village with an actual village green, and the world's most famous tennis tournament as a neighbour. It's prosperous, leafy, and thoroughly suburban—yet Zone 3 District line puts you in the West End in under 30 minutes. For families who want space, schools, and a garden, Wimbledon delivers it all.
What you'll love
- Wimbledon Common—1,100 acres of wild heathland, horse trails, and the Windmill
- Village atmosphere with independent shops and proper pubs
- Outstanding schools—state and independent both excellent
- Wimbledon Championships (if you can get tickets)
- Space—actual houses with actual gardens
What you should know
- Property prices are high—the space premium is significant
- The District line is slow and unreliable from Wimbledon
- Two weeks of tennis chaos annually—roads, transport, everything affected
- Can feel suburban rather than exciting—nightlife is limited
- Commute times are longer than inner London alternatives
Character areas
Wimbledon Village
The premium area—village green, boutiques, Common access, highest prices
Wimbledon Town
The commercial centre—station, shopping, more affordable
South Wimbledon
More urban, Northern line access, best value
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