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The Mansions 3 THE MANSIONS 3 In one of South West London’s most sought after locations, The Mansions is at the heart of the exclusive Wimbledon Hill Park development. Set within acres of glorious green parkland of what was once the 2nd Duke of Wellington’s ancestral residence. Inspired by London’s iconic mansion blocks, these stylish, contemporary buildings take their names from one of the capital’s finest – The Manor House. This collection of one, two, three and four-bedroom apartments and penthouses features a gymnasium, private cinema, gated parking and striking courtyard gardens. The Mansions sets the foundations for an elegant living experience. 4 THE MANSIONS AT WIMBLEDON HILL PARK 5 LONDON SCOTTISH GOLF CLUB WIMBLEDON CENTRE COURT THE SHARD WIMBLEDON VILLAGE WIMBLEDON COMMON CANNIZARO PARK KING’S COLLEGE SCHOOL ROYAL WIMBLEDON GOLF CLUB PHASE 2 THE MANSIONS Computer enhanced image is indicative only and subject to change 6 THE MANSIONS AT WIMBLEDON HILL PARK 7 SET WITHIN TRANQUIL SURROUNDINGS The Mansions is surrounded by acres of protected parkland, giving residents an extended environment to discover and enjoy. Queensmere Pond on Wimbledon Common Protected open parkland surrounds Atkinson House Wimbledon Common 8 THE MANSIONS AT WIMBLEDON HILL PARK 9 Wimbledon combines distinctive Discover this historic, vibrant village charm with an understated community and its choice of ENJOY THE VILLAGE elegance. It is a community made boutique shops, bespoke fresh for catching up with friends and produce outlets, fine dining LIFESTYLE spending time with family. restaurants and independent pubs. Bayley & Sage, Wimbledon Village The Lawn Bakery, Wimbledon Village High Street, Wimbledon Village High Street, Wimbledon Village 10 THE MANSIONS AT WIMBLEDON HILL PARK 11 A perfect place for spotting wildlife and birds, Wimbledon Common is within easy reach. Enjoy a riding lesson, or a relaxing afternoon with the children at the Windmill Museum and tea rooms. There are sport pitches to bring out your A-game, walkways to set your own pace, and nature trails that explore the glory of the Common’s wildlife, flora and ponds. In and around the Common are hidden gems, including the Grade II listed Cannizaro Park, just south of the Common and home to striking sculptures, an ornamental garden and the historic House, which used to be part of the Duke of Cannizaro’s Estate. Cannizaro Park DISCOVER WIMBLEDON’S BEAUTIFUL PARKLAND Wimbledon Common 12 THE MANSIONS AT WIMBLEDON HILL PARK 13 ENJOY AN ACTIVE LIFESTYLE Wimbledon is synonymous with tennis and the great outdoors. Some long established clubs are nestled in the heart of the Wimbledon Common, the Royal Wimbledon Golf Club was established in 1865 whilst Wimbledon RFC is home to one of the country’s oldest rugby clubs. Head for Wimbledon Village Stables for a pleasurable hack through the local countryside, or visit Richmond Park to stroll in one of London’s finest royal parks. Wimbledon Park Golf Club 14 THE MANSIONS AT WIMBLEDON HILL PARK HAMPSTEAD 15 A HIGHBURY 5 GREENFORD WEMBLEY 6 0 4 A A DESIRABLE LOCATION A4 0 HOXTON PARK REGENT’S CAMDEN ROYAL PARK The development is conveniently located for travel into Central London by car or public transport. You HEATHROW can be shopping in Knightsbridge, dining in Mayfair CENTRAL or watching a show in the West End within an hour of leaving your home. EALING A LONDON 4 0 4 A 2 PADDINGTON 0 2 2 1 Wimbledon Station is served by both over and 3 A SOUTHALL NOTTING underground lines and offers good access to Central HILL London and the South West. The Mansions has close HYDE A 4 PARK proximity to the A3 offering residents access to 0 6 WATERLOO London Heathrow and Gatwick airports as well HAYES as other nearby destinations. VICTORIA A4 M 4 30 M4 A 6 3 A OSTERLEY PARK Driving from The Mansions A 4202 30 A KEW Raynes Park Station 6 mins SYON Wimbledon Station 7 mins PARK VAUXHALL A Heathrow Airport 34 mins ROYAL MID 2 0 BARNES SURREY GOLF 5 CL APHAM Gatwick Airport 48 mins COURSE JUNCTION A 205 TWICKENHAM A3 RICHMOND STADIUM PUTNEY CLAPHAM The Underground from Wimbledon Station HOUNSLOW A HE ATH 2 05 2 South Kensington 24 mins 31 A Sloane Square 26 mins TWICKENHAM RICHMOND Paddington 28 mins STATION PARK Knightsbridge 28 mins HANWORTH PARK TOOTING BEC COMMON The Overground from Wimbledon Station ROYAL WIMBLEDON WIMBLED ON WIMBLEDON GOLF COURSE COMMON TEDDINGTON KEMPTON Clapham Junction 7 mins WIMBLEDON PARK A 2 Waterloo 17 mins 3 WIMBLEDON BUSHY HAMPTON Richmond 20 mins A308 WICK CHASE PARK Victoria 21 mins MAIDEN GOLF RAYNES PARK KINGSTON COURSE UPON THAMES The bus from The Mansions HAMPTON COURT NEW MALDEN MITCHAM Wimbledon Village 9 mins 9 COMMON THORNTON 0 MORDEN 3 3 HEATH Wimbledon Station 12 mins A SURBITON A PARK Raynes Park 13 mins ESHER Wimbledon Common 28 mins WALTON-ON- THAMES CROYDON SAND OWN Map not to scale and is indicative only. All travel times are approximate PARK only and taken from www.google.co.uk/maps and www.tfl.gov.uk. STONELEIGH Wimbledon Hill Park is 1.7 miles from Wimbledon Station 232 A 3 A GATWICK 16 THE MANSIONS AT WIMBLEDON HILL PARK 17 A FIRST-CLASS EDUCATION The Mansions is a community perfectly placed close Preparatory and Primary Schools Walking time to the best educational facilities in the area. Rated 1 The Rowans Preparatory School 5 mins outstanding by Ofsted, there are a range of schools and colleges for all ages and abilities – Ursuline High 2 Hollymount School 13 mins and Hall School – are all located within 5 minutes’ 3 St Matthews C of E Primary School 13 mins drive of the development. 4 Donhead Preparatory School 14 mins The area is also well served by private schools for 5 Ursuline Preparatory School 16 mins all stages of development, with seven preparatory schools and five secondary schools and colleges, 6 The Study Preparatory School 20 mins notably including King’s College School, which was 7 Dundonald Primary School* 30 mins voted ‘Independent Secondary School of the Year 2014/15’ in a Sunday Times survey. Secondary Schools and Colleges P WIMBLEDON A 8 King’s College School 11 mins R K S I 9 Wimbledon College 15 mins D E 10 Hall School Wimbledon – Primary and Senior* 17 mins WIMBLEDON 11 Ursuline High School* 18 mins PARK 12 Wimbledon High School 28 mins A 2 All time estimates are approximate only. Source: Google Maps 1 9 *Ofsted ratings are outstanding for these schools at time of print D D A A O O R R H A 6 C R R U D H N C A A X 21 E 9 L A WIMBLED WIMBLEDON O N 5 H 3 COMMON I 2 LL B R D N O M 12 WIMBLEDON M O C E 8 ID S T S E D W OA A 2 R 19 1 E 9 PL R O Y EWA W COPSE H IDG DUNDONALD ILL R 4 ROAD D R WIMBLEDON HILL PARK K P M 7 H A TEN 5 OT C 11 N ROAD 5 TO 3 3 GS 10 2 IN B K 2 CO D O OA MB R MERTON E N LA O N T E S PARK ABBEY RECREATION A G 3 N I GROUND K WIMBLEDON A2 RAYNES 3 CHASE 8 PARK 8 3 A2 TO M25 A 3 D Map not to scale and is indicative only BUSHEY ROA DISCOVER AN INNER ELEGANCE 20 THE MANSIONS AT WIMBLEDON HILL PARK 21 COPSE HILL A PLACE IN THE MAKING THE HATTON COLLECTION The Mansions comprise five prime residential collections, with classic-contemporary aesthetics flowing from the central building, The Henrietta Collection. At Berkeley, we pride ourselves THE BRADSHAW COLLECTION on building beautiful, successful places, blending homes, parks and public realm with great facilities to create fantastic communities where people love to live. THE PAXTON COLLECTION N THE EVELYN THE HENRIETTA COLLECTION COLLECTION The sitemap is indicative only and subject to change and subject to planning. In line with our policy of continuous improvement we reserve the right to alter the layout, building style, landscaping and specification at anytime without notice. A play area is to be located on the development and the exact location is subject to planning. 22 THE MANSIONS AT WIMBLEDON HILL PARK 23 The Henrietta Collection forms the centrepiece of The Mansions. The grand building is influenced by 19th Century English architecture. Framed by landscaped gardens, green space and a feature water fountain, The Henrietta Collection creates a sense of majestic tranquility. Computer generated image of The Mansions is indicative only and subject to change 24 THE MANSIONS AT WIMBLEDON HILL PARK 25 A sense of exclusive village life takes shape with luxury homes subtly set in beautifully landscaped gardens and walkways. With mature trees and box hedges as well as floral influences, this is a colourful setting all year round. Computer generated image of The Mansions is indicative only and subject to change. A play area is to be located on the development and the exact location is subject to planning. 26 THE MANSIONS AT WIMBLEDON HILL PARK 27 RESIDENT FACILITIES Plants are indicative only Treasure your time for rest and relaxation at The Mansions. You can energise and re-invigorate the mind, body and soul at the gymnasium. Alternatively, step into the private cinema and unwind in front of a silver screen classic or your favourite box sets. Computer generated image of The Mansions is indicative only and subject to change Plants are indicative only LANDSCAPED GARDENS A beautifully landscaped garden square forms the heart of the community, offering tranquil green space difficult to find so close to the capital and just moments from the charm of Wimbledon Village.
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