Room in a Shared Flat, Worple Road, SW20

I am offering a large and bright double room with high ceilings in a two bedroom garden flat in Raynes Park. The flat is very spacious with excellent storage space, has Victorian features and a good sized private garden that requires minimal upkeep. The property is only a few minutes walk from Raynes Park station and high street (that include plenty of restuarants, cafés, gyms and a Sainsbury's, Coop and Waitrose). It is a 20 minute walk to Wimbledon Town Centre and Wimbledon Village and Wimbledon Common.

***PLEASE NOTE THAT SHORT LETS ARE WELCOME AND WILL BE CONSIDERED***

The flat

The flat is a ground floor flat in a Victorian conversion semi-detached house. The private garden requires minimal upkeep.
The flat has a large open plan kitchen / diner with a built-in breakfast bar. The kitchen benefits from ample storage and cupboard space, fridge/freezer and a washing machine in a small separate utility room. It has direct acccess to the garden and garden views. In addition, there is seperate storage with shelving that is ideal for luggage, shoes, a bike etc. The flat has double glazing throughout.

The two bedrooms are large double bedrooms with original features, wooden floors and plenty of light. 

The bedroom being offered is front facing and has large bay window that bring in plenty of light and sun. It can be rented furnished or unfurnished, depending on the tenant's requirements.


Parking
Parking permits for parking on Langham Road are available for purchase directly from Merton council.

Application process

Standard references and checks for a new tenancy will be conducted by the landlord.

The landlord will consider enquiries from Masters, PhD or mature students.

West Wimbledon and Raynes Park

The flat is in leafy Raynes Park/ West Wimbledon with a 5 minutes walk to Raynes Park station, from which Waterloo is about 20 mins by train. The area is a residential suburb which has been voted as one of the best places to live in London for several reasons. Firstly, the commute to Central London is quick and easy. Secondly, it is one of the greenest areas in London and boasts plenty of parks and walking beautiful walking spaces such as spaces such as Wimbledon and Putney Commons, Cannizaro House and Cannon Hill Park. Thirdly, is has great amnesties such as sporting facilities (David Lloyd’s, horse riding stables and golf courses). Finally, it is one of the last “villages” of London and has a busy high street with family owned business, pharmacies, independent and chain coffee shops, restaurants and three supermarkets - Coop, Sainsbury’s and Waitrose.

Wimbledon Town Centre and Wimbledon Village are a short walk from the flat and New Malden and Kingston Upon Thames are a short bus ride away.


Transport Links:

Raynes Park station (5mins walk): South West trains to Waterloo (20mins)
Wimbledon (20mins walk, 10 mins on the bus): District Line to Central London
Wimbledon Chase (12mins walk): Train to Farringdon, Blackfriars and King’s Cross
South Wimbledon (15mins on the bus): Northern Line to Central London

Buses: The 131 (to Tooting Broadway), 152 (to Pollards Hill), 163 (to Wimbledon) and 200 (to Mitcham) all serve Raynes Park. The 57 between Clapham Park and Kingston runs a 24 hour service, and Raynes Park also has a night bus, the N87, which travels between Aldwych and Kingston.

Road: As the area is situated on the busy A3, locals have the luxury of a 20 minute drive to the M25.

Airports: Gatwick Airport and Heathrow are about 40 minutes away by car.