WIMBLEDON BRIDGE HOUSE
Prices From £487,500
10% Downpayment
Yields 5.2%
Completion Q3 2028
PROPERTY DETAILS
10% on Exchange , 10% 12 Months Later
80% on Completion
Reservation Fee:
Completion:
Q3 2028
£1,000
Payment Plan:
Wimbledon Bridge House, 1 Hartfield Road, London, SW19 7NS , London Borough of Merton
Tenure:
Address:
999-year Leasehold
Effortless reach across the capital, Wimbledon Bridge House provides a direct line to London's opportunities.
Why Invest in Wimbledon Bridge House?
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Directly beside Wimbledon Station
The development is right beside Wimbledon Station with fast links to Vauxhall (11 mins), Waterloo (17 mins) and Victoria (26 mins).
The location has the highest rating of public transport accessibility, a level of access enjoyed only by 4% of Londoners. 72% of renters rank commuting time to work in their top four most important things when choosing a rental home.
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Part of a world-famous neighbourhood
Thanks to the annual tennis tournament at the All England Lawn Tennis Club, SW19 might just be the UK’s most famous postcode. And Wimbledon continues to be one of the most popular and aspirational places to live in London, thanks to its village-like feel and thriving high street full of inimitable boutiques and cafes.
It was voted the best neighbourhood high street (out of 150 entrants) in the UK in 2025.
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Outstanding local education that drives property prices
Quality state education can have an outsized effect on a neighbourhood’s property prices, and Wimbledon is renowned for its excellent state schools at both primary and secondary level. There are no less than 19 Outstanding or Good rated schools within a 30-minute walk of Wimbledon Bridge House.
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30% rental growth in 5 years
Rents in Wimbledon have increased by nearly a third in in only five years to October 2025. A further 16.7% increase in rents is expected by 2029.
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A South West London sweet spot
Wimbledon has seen an 11% rise in the value of properties, compared to the Greater London average of 6%.
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Incredible amenities
Wimbledon Bridge House comes with a lot of exclusive resident perks; concierge, co-working space, restaurant, and private members club with gym, wellness amenities, lounge areas and larger apartments also have underground parking available.
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Finance for international buyers
Competitive rates and LTV of up to 65% available for international buyers.
GALLERY
PROPERTY MARKET OVERVIEW
“Wimbledon Village has a charm and appeal that is hard to beat, which is probably why it is officially the #1 high street in the UK.”
Wimbledon is one of south-west London’s most resilient and internationally recognisable residential markets, combining strong lifestyle appeal with consistent demand from domestic and overseas buyers. The average second-hand home in Wimbledon is valued at around £1.02 million while premium homes in Wimbledon Village can exceed £4 million and prime houses near the Common surpass £10 million.
Prime Wimbledon values rise around 3.4% year-on-year (Savills), outperforming many London neighbourhoods thanks to strong family demand and fast transport links to the West End and City.
Rental demand is equally robust driven by limited supply and competition for high-quality family homes.
For investors, Wimbledon offers a rare combination of global brand recognition, constrained housing supply, strong rental fundamentals and long-term capital growth within one of London’s most desirable residential districts.
AMENITIES
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Concierge
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Co-working space
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Restaurant
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Private members club with gym
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Wellness amenities
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Lounge areas
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Underground parking available for larger apartments
LOCATION
Why invest in Wimbledon Bridge House, London?
Few locations rival that of Wimbledon Bridge House; right beside the station in London’s best-loved village. Add to that the half a million visitors that flood the village every summer for the world’s most famous grass tennis tournament – and you have yourself an covetable asset in a highly desirable location.
Wimbledon has multiple public transport connections; national rail links connecting to Clapham Junction, Vauxhall and Waterloo and more; the District Line on the London Underground Network, traversing the capital from Putney, Earls Court right through to The City, Thameslink services to the Square Mile and tram connections across south London.
With half an hour’s walk of the development, you’ll find 14 public parks, 667 shops and 19 Outstanding or Good rated primary and secondary schools, education a key driver of Wimbledon’s housing market. And yet, Wimbledon continues to offer significant value when compared with Barnes, Hampstead, Notting Hill, Marylebone and Holland Park.
District Line from Wimbledon Station
Putney Bridge
45Minutes
South Kensington
5 Minutes
Victoria
10 Minutes
From
National Rail from Wimbledon Station
Clapham Junction
6 Minutes
Vauxhall
11 Minutes
Kingston
12 Minutes
London Waterloo
17 Minutes
From
Richmond
Kings Cross St Pancras
30 Minutes
31 Minutes
From
walking Times
Wimbledon Station
2 Minutes
New Wimbledon Theatre
9 Minutes
The Ivy Café Wimbledon Village
13 Minutes
From Wimbledown Bridge House
Clapham Junction
6 Minutes
Vauxhall
11 Minutes
Kingston
12 Minutes
London Waterloo
17 Minutes
Richmond
30 Minutes
Kings Cross St Pancras
31 Minutes
National Rail from Wimbledon Station
From Wimbledown Bridge House
distinct line from Wimbledon Station
10 Minutes
South Kensington
22 Minutes
Victoria
26 Minutes
Putney Bridge
From Wimbledown Bridge House
Wimbledon Station
2 Minutes
New Wimbledon Theatre
9 Minutes
The Ivy Café Wimbledon Village
13 Minutes
WALKING TIMES
Why Invest in Wimbledon residential real estate?
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Outstanding Transport Connectivity
Wimbledon station offers one of the highest levels of public transport accessibility in London (PTAL 6b), with fast connections across the capital. Journeys take around 17 minutes to Waterloo, 25 minutes to Sloane Square and approximately 40 minutes to Heathrow, placing Central London and major employment hubs within easy reach.
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A Proven London Village Market
Wimbledon combines the charm of village living with the economic strength of London. Demand for homes in established ‘village’ neighbourhoods remains consistently strong, driven by high-quality housing stock, independent retail and a strong sense of community centred around Wimbledon Village.
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Strong Capital Growth Fundamentals
Wimbledon has outperformed the wider London market in recent years, with property values rising at a rate nearly twice that of the Greater London average. Forecasts suggest London property prices could rise around 18% by 2029, supporting long-term capital growth.
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Thriving Rental Market
Rental demand is strong due to Wimbledon’s appeal to professionals and international tenants seeking larger homes and access to green space. Rents in the area have increased around 30% over the past five years, with continued growth forecast as rental supply across London remains constrained.
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Exceptional Green Space
Few London neighbourhoods combine urban connectivity with such extensive natural surroundings. Wimbledon offers access to 14 parks and approximately 900 acres of green space, including Wimbledon Common; one of London’s largest and most protected natural landscapes.
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Excellent Schools and Education
Education is a major driver of housing demand in Wimbledon. The area offers access to 14 highly rated primary schools, five outstanding or good secondary schools and 26 universities within a 45-minute commute, attracting both domestic and international families.
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Access to Major Employment Centres
More than three million jobs are reachable within 45 minutes, supported by strong links to the City, the West End and South West London’s growing business hubs. Major local employers include the All England Lawn Tennis Club, ATP Media, Coty and CIPD.
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Relative Value Compared with Prime London Villages
Wimbledon offers attractive value compared with other established London village markets such as Barnes, Hampstead, Notting Hill, Marylebone and Holland Park. Buyers can access similar lifestyle benefits and strong demand fundamentals at comparatively lower entry prices.
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Lifestyle Amenities Driving Demand
Wimbledon Bridge House offers lifestyle-led amenities such as concierge services, co-working spaces, resident lounges and private dining areas. These facilities enhance rental appeal and support higher tenant retention in Wimbledon’s competitive lettings market.