The 1840 St George's Gardens

Heritage Homes at The 1840 St George’s Gardens

City & Country presents The 1840 St George’s Gardens, an exclusive set of renovated one, two, and three-bedroom apartments in South West London. This historical building is now a mix of Victorian charm and today's comfort. Each apartment has its own unique design, with tall ceilings and bright spaces, keeping the building's old-time feel while fitting modern life.

The renovation brings out the great brick front, stone-framed windows, and the original fancy staircase. The apartments include Amtico herringbone floors, German-made kitchens with appliances from Siemens and Neff, and bathrooms with porcelain tiles and fixtures from Villeroy & Boch and Crosswater. People living here can enjoy nice shared areas, underground parking with chargers for EVs, and a concierge for extra convenience. This well-thought-out project gives you a chance to live in a place with history, surrounded by classic architecture and pretty grounds.

Setting and Lifestyle

The 1840 St George’s Gardens sits on eight acres of private gardens, next to the 32-acre Springfield Park, giving you a calm, village-like feel in London Zone 3. With landscaped courtyards, walled gardens, and big, old trees, residents have a peaceful place to enjoy all year round. There are also walking paths, playgrounds, and wetland areas that help local wildlife.

The location is near Wandsworth Common, Balham, Earlsfield, and Tooting Bec, known for their cool vibe, independent coffee shops, and nice restaurants. Just a short walk away is Bellevue Village, home to the Michelin-starred Chez Bruce, unique shops, and lively pubs. From local markets to places like the Wimbledon Theatre and Clapham Picturehouse, residents can enjoy a mix of history, fun, and easy living. Everything about the location matches the stylish design of the homes.

Connectivity and Everyday Comfort

The 1840 St George’s Gardens is great for getting around. The Tooting Bec and Tooting Broadway Underground stations (Northern Line) are a 12 to 15-minute walk away, providing quick transport to London Bridge, Bank, and King’s Cross. Nearby Earlsfield and Wandsworth Common stations have direct trains to London Waterloo and Victoria. The area map displays easy access to the A3 and A24 roads, connecting to the M25 for trips outside the city.

Bike routes, like Cycle Superhighway 7, encourage green travel, and Heathrow, Gatwick, and London City airports are all within an hour. This location ensures that buyers can invest in a development that combines historic charm with modern infrastructure. The prices here show a balance of old-world appeal and a great location, making The 1840 St George’s Gardens a good option for anyone looking for a home or investment in South West London.

A helpful concierge, secure entry, and private amenities add to the high-end feel of living here. The interior design uses natural light and shows off the mix of restored history and new craftsmanship, as seen in every aspect of this transformation.