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Download Brochure [Pdf] I FOREWORD CALEY HOUSE IS A RARITY. AN EXCLUSIVE COLLECTION of residences in one of London’s greenest corners. Set in the serene grounds of a handsome WALLED GARDEN, this is a special, private place — a magnificent leafy setting in which to relax, live well and feel completely at home. As developers, this is the kind of property that surfaces ONCE IN A LIFETIME. We’ve put our heart and soul into enhancing Caley House’s inherent charm and character. We’ve stayed true to the estate’s Edwardian heritage, while creating a collection of residences that epitomise the BEST IN CONTEMPORARY LIVING. The Coach House and five further apartments sit in the original early 20th-century building, along with three new-build mews houses in the grounds. Spacious, elegant and sophisticated, each of the homes has its own ambience and individuality. They are light, bright and GENEROUSLY PROPORTIONED, impeccably finished and considered. The interplay of old and new has been as deftly handled as the marriage of aesthetics and practicality. The SUPERB VIEWS and glorious, mature garden elevate the experience of living here. You feel at one with nature as you watch the seasons change. Each morning you open the curtains to behold beauty and inspiration. William Hermann West Eleven VI 01 PART I THE LOCATION CALEY HOUSE IS LITTLE WAY DOWN THE ROAD FROM the aptly named Wimbledon Village. Just ten miles from the centre of London, this charming, leafy enclave feels like a quintessential ENGLISH COUNTRY VILLAGE, with a relaxed, gentle pace of life. Set atop WIMBLEDON HILL, the village nestles around the former medieval main street. This includes St Mary’s Church, the Old Rectory and a few characterful pubs, and still has a rich aura of history. Happy horseback riders trot by elegant period houses and quirky independent shops, making the short ride to Wimbledon Common and its 1,200 acres of INSPIRING GREENERY. The village itself is wonderfully well served for cafés, bars, restaurants and specialist food outlets. And just down the Hill in Wimbledon Town, there’s plentiful HIGH STREET SHOPPING, plus cinemas, the theatre and train, tram and tube access, including fast links to central London. What a place to call home. CALEY HOUSE THE LOCATION 01 04 Bayley & Sage Gail’s Bakery 02 05 Côte Brasserie Chango 03 06 Dog & Fox The Ivy Café 01 04 05 02 03 Whether you’re picking up a few choice ingredients or craving a gourmet dinner, you’ll be spoiled for choice in Wimbledon Village. The neighbourhood plays host to artisan bakeries and well-stocked delis, along with buzzing cafés and a wide range of eateries. French, Indian, Thai and Italian are all on the menu, offering cuisines and dining experiences to suit all tastes. 05 04 05 CALEY HOUSE THE LOCATION The village high street is a trove of independent boutiques, galleries and specialist outlets, taking in art and fashion, wine and wellbeing, and much more besides. They offer something a bit different from the norm — a more personalised service, originality and attitude, and a beautifully distinctive sense of style. 04 01 05 01 04 02 Friarwood Hobbs Fine Wine 05 02 Matches Eileen Fisher 06 03 Gardenia 03 06 Neom of London 06 07 CALEY HOUSE THE LOCATION 02 03 01 01 03 Wimbledon is synonymous with the All England Lawn Tennis Club and the hotly All England Lawn Wimbledon anticipated annual Championship held there since 1877. But for sporting and Tennis Club Common recreational facilities, that’s by no means all. There are five golf courses in the area, 02 04 as well as several leisure centres and riding stables. The Wimbledon Club welcomes Wimbledon Horse Royal Wimbledon cricket, tennis, squash and hockey types, and has a buzzing social scene. Riding Stables Golf Club 04 08 09 CALEY HOUSE THE LOCATION Green space and a London postcode seldom go together, but Wimbledon is a rare 01 Richmond Park exception. Wimbledon Park, with its recreational lake, is a gentle stroll away, while the picturesque Grade II listed Cannizaro Park is also nearby. The wide-open spaces of 02 Wimbledon Common spread out to the west of Caley House, and historic Richmond Wimbledon Common Park and its deer are just a short drive or cycle down the road. 03 Wimbledon Park 04 Cannizaro Park 02 03 01 04 10 1 1 THE LOCATION D A O 75 R C E H T U RESTAURANTS, RECREATION A R G C H H T 69 R & RETAIL THERAPY A O 74 B S A O D M E R WIMBLEDON S E T COMMON P R A O R A D K S I D E B U R G H L BARS & PUBS STORES & BOUTIQUES HOME & INTERIORS E Y R O A D 01 Crooked Billet 28 Bayley & Sage 55 Acquastone 02 Dog & Fox 29 Boho Beach Fest 56 Day True Interiors D A O 03 Fox & Grapes 30 Cath Kidston 57 Deborah Beaumont Interiors R T 04 Hand In Hand 31 Eileen Fisher 58 Dinette 03 A Y R 05 Rose & Crown 32 Fig Cashmere 59 Farrow & Ball R 72 A 06 The Swan 33 Friarwood Fine Wines 60 Fired Earth T H E M C A 71 U S E 34 Hobbs 61 Gardenia Of London W A Y 35 Iris Fashion 62 Holloways Of Ludlow D A 36 Jigsaw 63 Jane Uglow Interiors D 76 A O O R W R 39 54 CAFES & RESTAURANTS 37 Joseph 64 Le Creuset H E O 05 C S R 70 H 12 38 Joseph Azagury 65 Nordic Style A I R T 34 Z 20 G I H 60 58 48 U 50 16 H 07 Black Radish 39 L.K. Bennett 66 Prêt À Vivre 17 S N 45 N S C 62 I A T 13 37 41 D R C 43 E 28 64 08 Brew Cafe 40 Matches 67 RKade E E 40 T 27 21 49 C 66 67 38 09 Carluccio’s 41 Michael Platt 63 33 O 68 44 15 M 26 10 Chango Empanadas 42 Neal’s Yard Remedies N 46 O 09 M 51 M 73 47 11 Côte Brasserie 43 Neom O 52 M 02 35 N O C 36 12 Fire Stables 44 Orlebar Brown CLUBS & AMENITIES E D I 32 13 Forno Viaggiante 45 Petit Bateau S 31 H H I T 08 G 22 14 Gail’s Bakery 46 Reiss 68 Annette Wiik Yoga U H O 23 24 S S 15 Giggling Squid 47 Sarah Pacini 69 All England Lawn Tennis Club 25 T R 59 E 16 Hemingways 48 Senti 70 Barrecore Wimbledon 56 10 E 42 57 T 17 Hotel du Vin & Bistro 49 Space.NK Apothecary 71 Royal Wimbledon Golf Club 29 14 04 61 01 18 Le Pain Quotidien 50 Sweaty Betty 72 Wimbledon Common Golf Club 11 E T 65 L L 19 Light House 51 Whistles 73 Wimbledon Village Stables B I 18 D E 20 Light On The Common K O 30 21 Maison St. Cassien O 53 R C 07 22 Megan’s In the Village 23 Patara ART DEALERS & GALLERIES PARKS & GREEN SPACES Y A 24 Paul W G I D 25 Thai Tho 52 Clarendon Fine Art 74 Wimbledon Common R 19 26 The Ivy Café 53 The Norman Plastow Gallery 75 Wimbledon Park 27 The White Onion 54 Wimbledon Fine Art 76 Cannizaro Park 06 55 13 CALEY HOUSE THE LOCATION Getting around Wimbledon, London and beyond is quick, easy and convenient WHERE TO TODAY? from Caley House. Many places of interest are within walking distance, and if you get on your bike, there’s plenty to explore a little further afield. District Line Underground trains stop at nearby Wimbledon Park Station with services to JOURNEY TIMES FROM Paddington, Chelsea and the City. Road links are excellent, and for international CALEY HOUSE flights, Heathrow and Gatwick Airports are less than an hour’s drive from home. Caley Wimbledon Wimbledon Wimbledon All England Lawn Wimbledon Cannizaro House Park Station Village Station Tennis Club Common Park Walking Start 10 minutes 14 minutes 17 minutes 17 minutes 23 minutes 25 minutes Caley Wimbledon Wimbledon Wimbledon Wimbledon Cannizaro Richmond House Park Village Common Town Centre Park Park Cycling Start 5 minutes 6 minutes 6 minutes 7 minutes 10 minutes 18 minutes Wimbledon Wimbledon Sloane King’s Cross & Park Station Station Square Victoria Paddington St Pancras International Bank Underground Start 3 minutes 23 minutes 25 minutes 27 minutes 34 minutes 40 minutes Wimbledon Clapham Kingston Station Junction Upon Thames Vauxhall Waterloo Guildford Portsmouth Overground Start 7 minutes 12 minutes 12 minutes 17 minutes 39 minutes 1 hr 35 mins Caley Wimbledon Wimbledon Kingston Heathrow Gatwick House Village Town Centre A3 Upon Thames Airport Airport Driving Start 2 minutes 4 minutes 7 minutes 17 minutes 52 minutes 60 minutes Source: Google Maps & TFL All times approximate. are 14 15 PART II THE ESTATE THE GATED, TRANQUIL GARDENS OF CALEY HOUSE SET the property beautifully apart. This rich, vibrant landscape has an instantaneous CALMING EFFECT, lightening your mood, making you feel that all is right with the world. Open to the sun, sheltered from the breeze, you’re in YOUR OWN PRIVATE HAVEN, cocooned in peace and tranquillity. Meandering pathways snake through groves of ancient trees alive with birdsong, colourful wild plants draw the eye and attract the bees. The planting is MATURE AND REFINED, showcasing the consummate skills of a bygone age. As seasons pass, the grounds reveal the different sides to their beauty — greens and russets, greys and brights.
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