SW19 Area Guide
Morden/Merton Park is a lovely combined suburb of south west London – stunning parks, excellent transport links and great catchment area for the many schools within the Borough of Merton. An ever-growing bustling town centre with direct access from the Northern Line into central London (west end and city) in 30 minutes, and Clapham in 15 minutes. A great range of properties from studio flats to family homes at affordable rent and sale prices.
Colliers Wood is another well connected gem of a south-west London suburb. With great connections to central London on the Northern Line, numerous shops and well rated local schools this area is very appealing to families and renters alike. With Victorian and Edwardian terrace homes lining the streets and walking distance from the historic Merton Abbey Mills bustling with local markets and independent bars and restaurants there is always something to see in Colliers Wood.
Wimbledon town centre and Wimbledon village offer very different styles of living. In Wimbledon town centre you will find a lively high street catering for all your needs, numerous restaurants, bars, pubs, shops and two theaters. If you venture further up-hill to Wimbledon Village life slows down a little; browse through the boutiques and take coffee on the common. House prices in Wimbledon reflect the wonderful living standards it has to offer, from historic town houses to modern new builds you can find it all in Wimbledon. Wimbledon town centre is particularly popular with young renters as it provides cheaper living options with direct access to central London.
Colliers Wood is another well connected gem of a south-west London suburb. With great connections to central London on the Northern Line, numerous shops and well rated local schools this area is very appealing to families and renters alike. With Victorian and Edwardian terrace homes lining the streets and walking distance from the historic Merton Abbey Mills bustling with local markets and independent bars and restaurants there is always something to see in Colliers Wood.
Wimbledon town centre and Wimbledon village offer very different styles of living. In Wimbledon town centre you will find a lively high street catering for all your needs, numerous restaurants, bars, pubs, shops and two theaters. If you venture further up-hill to Wimbledon Village life slows down a little; browse through the boutiques and take coffee on the common. House prices in Wimbledon reflect the wonderful living standards it has to offer, from historic town houses to modern new builds you can find it all in Wimbledon. Wimbledon town centre is particularly popular with young renters as it provides cheaper living options with direct access to central London.