Dining table Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Toaster Shower gel Cleaning products Fire extinguisher Refrigerator TV Dedicated workspace Microwave Private entrance First aid kit Kitchen Smoke alarm Lockbox Essentials Hot water Portable fans Self check-in Books and reading material Long term stays allowed Shampoo Cooking basics Heating Clothing storage Paid parking on premises – 1 space
Cosy 1 bed annex near Wimbledon station!
Make yourself at home, enjoy the Houst experience, and feel like a true local at our stylish one bed annex in leafy Wimbledon.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Our modern one bed annex in Wimbledon is the perfect spot for a comfortable stay in SW London.<br /><br />Our property 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 with excellent links to Central London. <br /><br />We are also situated just 20 minutes away from the All England Club, home of the Wimbledon Grand Slam Championship in June-July.<br /><br />The area itself is peaceful, so enjoy London without all the stress. There are also some fantastic restaurants just a walk away!<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />Guests have full access to the entire property throughout their stay.<br /><br /><b>Other things to note</b><br />We want you to enjoy a fully hassle free stay in London at your own pace and convenience
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 de