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Wimbledon
Famous for its annual tennis tournament and open green spaces, Wimbledon is a popular location for businesses in search of office space in a well-connected area with the perfect mix of city and suburbia. Wimbledon is filled with beautiful properties, leafy residential streets and a vibrant atmosphere, in addition to a wide mix of restaurants, shops, bars and cultural venues. Wimbledon is home to a vast amount of green open spaces, including Wimbledon Park and Wimbledon Common, boasting beautiful parkland and lakes to explore whilst taking a break from the office.
Businesses looking to carry out business in Wimbledon will find themselves neighboured by a mix of sectors, from retail units to independent stores, security services, IT companies, web and graphic designers, charity organisations, accounting firms and surveyors. The great location and wonderful facilities that Wimbledon has to offer makes it a brilliant setting for networking and growing a business, both for established companies and those just starting out. For companies that rely on interest from the public, the high tourist activity in this area is also beneficial to companies that can benefit from the great footfall this part of the city receives.
Wimbledon Office Space
Small to medium-sized businesses have a wide selection of private and shared offices to choose from in the area, with flexible rentals agreements available and a mix of serviced and unserviced premises. With excellent connections to the rest of London as well as great facilities in-house, the offices in Wimbledon provide companies with a wonderful work environment. There are parking spaces throughout this area including options at St George’s Road, The Bridge and Queens Road which are easily accessible from the heart of the Wimbledon area.
Nearby Areas
Wimbledon is nestled between Mitcham to the south-east, New Malden to the south-west, Richmond to the north-west, and Earlsfield and Balham to the north-east. It sits in the Borough of Merton in South West London, with numerous leafy spaces both in Wimbledon and close by such as Wandsworth Common, Putney Heath and Richmond Park.
Transport Links
Wimbledon is an exceptionally well-connected part of London, with a variety of transport options to pick from for commuters and professionals meeting clients elsewhere in the city, making it an ideal office location. There are two underground stations – Wimbledon Station and Wimbledon Park – which are served by the District and Northern lines. From here, Earls’ Court is just 17 minutes away and Bank can be reached in 26 minutes. For mainline services, Wimbledon Station provides routes to Waterloo, Clapham Junction and Vauxhall, which can be reached in 18 minutes, 7 minutes and 12 minutes respectively. There is also a tram network here that reaches up to Beckenham Junction and stops along the way at Mitcham and Croydon. Heathrow Airport is around 75 minutes from Wimbledon via public transport or just over 30 minutes away by car.
Wimbledon Lunch Options
As Wimbledon is such a popular area, it is no surprise that there is a huge array of restaurants, bars and entertainment venues based here. Professionals working in office space in the area are spoiled for choice with places to eat on their lunch break or after work with colleagues and friends, such as at The Light House, the Ivy Café or the White Onion. There are also farmers’ markets here and supermarkets within easy reach, making it an ideal spot for picking up lunch on the go. For drinks, there is the Rose and Crown, the Crooked Billet and the art-deco inspired Terrace for a high-end option. Wimbledon is also home to several theatres and the Battersea Arts Centre is just a short distance away.
