FLOOR PLANS for Wandsworth Common
Wimbledon, London SW17 – Wandsworth
1-3 BEDROOM FLOOR PLANS
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Description
New Developments in South West London and The Parkside Regeneration
Like Wandsworth Common in SW17 and the new 32-acre Springfield Park next door, much of the surrounding neighbourhood has been deliberately planned as residential accommodation in South West London. The scheme includes 253 apartments and houses in buildings up to six stories. Homes range from 1 to 5 bedrooms. With a clear timeline in place, construction is expected to be completed in Q1 2026 on a site with strong residential interest.
The location enjoys excellent Zone 3 connectivity. Wandsworth Common Station is a roughly 14- to 15-minute walk, Earlsfield Station is about 1 kilometre away, and Tooting Bec Underground Station is about 1.35 kilometres away. Independent retail and dining are a 13-minute walk at Bellevue Village. Its location profile is further enhanced by direct proximity to St George’s and Springfield hospitals.
Residential Mix and Design Approach
The development features apartments and family houses that are configured with contemporary layouts and upgraded interior specifications. The homes vary from one-bedroom small units to larger five-bedroom residences to address different household forms. The internal design aims for a functional arrangement of living spaces as well as defined detailing in the kitchen and bath areas, with proportions of space balanced.
Common areas blend landscaped environments with pedestrian corridors. Close proximity to Springfield Park increases the value of the outdoor amenity. Garratt Park and Fishponds Playing Field further provide green infrastructure nearby. By introducing residential space next to parkland, the project ensures that liveability standards in this area remain high.
Pricing Structure and Investment Perspective
Prices currently start at £590,000 for homes, while larger family houses cost up to £2,370,000 — indicative of the different typologies on offer within the scheme. Yield for new builds in the area is believed to range from 2.5% to 4.5%, while year-on-year growth estimates per square metre are between 5% and 10%. These projections place the asset into a medium-to-long-term capital growth context.
The opportunity will appeal to buyers looking for blue-chip South West London addresses with park frontages and transport links. The pricing model reflects the excellence of design, the expansiveness of landscaping, and the delivery of infrastructure. This residential offering is further strengthened through a few large-scale park adjacencies in SW17.
Amenities and Local Infrastructure
Everyday convenience is on hand in nearby Springfield Village, with a Sainsbury’s Local and a new café opened within the park setting. Within walking distance, Bellevue Village has several restaurants and independent shops. Ofsted-rated Good and Outstanding educational institutions are located within around 2 km, increasing family occupation desirability.
A local area map shows connections to rail, Underground, bus routes, and major airports, including Heathrow and Gatwick. The development blends residential scale with open green space, providing a highly organised living environment in an established South West London neighbourhood.
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