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## The space It has a private entrance so you can arrive without any stress and is ideal for those looking to explore London because Wimbledon train station is a 5 min walk away. The area itself is peaceful, so enjoy London without all the stress. There are also some fantastic restaurants just a walk away. You won't even need to travel far to enjoy the tennis at Wimbledon - it's just a 20 min walk away. Amenities: 24/7 guest support Professionally cleaned Hotel-quality bed linen and towels Wifi Kitchen: Fully equipped Refrigerator Kettle Microwave Toaster Living room: Comfy sofa Dining table + chairs Desk Smart TV Bedroom: King Bed Wardrobe Bathroom: Shower Toilet Sink Parking: One off-street parking bay may be available by prior arrangement for a fee ## Guest access Guests have full access to the entire property throughout their stay. ## Guest interaction There is a 24/7 guest support team. ## Other things to note There is an adjoining door to the main property that will be locked.

## The neighborhood It’s impossible to write a guide to Wimbledon without mentioning the ‘T’ word, but there’s much more to the town than tennis. Its heritage dates back to the Iron Age, and there’s the remains of a fortified village on Wimbledon Common to prove it. There is also a handful of properties that date from the 16th century, when Wimbledon was a royal abode, and a 19th century windmill left over from the town's industrial era, lending a real sense of history to the area. With the wilds of the Common, plus verdant Richmond and Wimbledon Parks close by, and the village at the top of the hill, visitors would be forgiven for thinking they'd left London altogether. The area divides roughly into the busy town, where the station is, and the village. Combined they offer all the practical resources and amenities residents could wish for, alongside a taste of a more countrified life, with open space, boutique shopping and traditional pubs. Families settle here in large numbers and it’s an ever popular destination with commuters, who can get to work in central London in half an hour or so. Drinking: Wimbledon has an excellent selection of pubs to spend a lazy afternoon in, and bars for a weekend night out too. The best pub in the village is the Rose & Crown but the The Crooked Billet and The Hand in Hand, both a 10 minute walk across the Common, rate highly too. Art deco inspired Terrace is an excellent option in the town. Eating: From The Light House on Ridgway with its high end menu, to the seasonal menu of The White Onion on the high street, the culinary standard in Wimbledon is good. Make sure you have a reservation for the very popular Ivy Cafe. There is also a clutch of high end chains, such as Côte, which serves tradition French fare, alongside the excellent Thai Tho and Chinese food at Bayee. Sticks'n'Sushi is a Scandi inspired sushi bar, and well worth a visit. Culture and heritage: View old maps and photographs of the area at the wonderful Mus...