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Development Stadia Three, Wimbledon Grounds Location Plough Lane, Wimbledon, London SW17 Sales Contact Sales & Marketing Suite WIMBLEDON GROUNDS 1 Appleton House, 89 Plough Lane, London SW17 0LG 020 7620 1500 Galliard Help to Buy option scheme available on selected apartments. Development Stadia Three is a landmark residential building within the Overview wider regeneration masterplan set to transform the former Wimbledon Greyhound Stadium into a dynamic new mixed use showcase for South West London. When complete, the 51,000 sqm site will deliver over 600 apartments, a new stadium for AFC Wimbledon, new community space, retail facilities and a squash and fitness club. Stadia Three comprises 114 luxurious 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments with two podium level communal roof gardens. *Completion Q1 2021 *Rental Returns 1 Bed: £1450 - £1650pcm A B C 2 Bed: £1650 - £1950pcm 3 Bed: £1850 - £2300pcm *Service Charge Core 3BA £3.42psf Core 3BB £3.44psf Core 3BC £3.71psf Tenure 999 Year lease Ground Rent 0.1% of purchase price Parking Option £25,000 (limited to select 2 & 3 bed apartments) Building Insurer CML compliant warranty Payment 1. £2,000 reservation fee. Structure 2. 10% deposit (less £2,000) due on or before 21 days of exchange. 3. 90% balance on completion. HTB Payment 1. £500 reservation fee. Structure 2. 5% deposit (less £500) due on or before 21 days (If applicable) of exchange. 3. Balance on completion. * Estimated and subject to change. Nearest Mainline: Haydons Road - 10 minutes walk approx. Earlsfield - 10 minutes drive. Nearest Tube: Tooting Broadway - 12 minutes drive. WIMBLEDON GROUNDS Wimbledon Park - 10 minutes drive. Stadia Three has two landscaped gardens with the majority of apartments benefiting a roof garden aspect Furniture Solutions Location Development Features New Concept Furnishings The development is located • A choice of highly specified 1, 2 & 3 Contact: Andrew Block around 20 minutes walk from bedroom apartments. 020 8502 3308 the town’s buzzing broadway • Majority with private balcony or first floor [email protected] and high street shopping. Both terrace. Wimbledon Common and Village • The apartments are arranged from first Lettings & Management lie within 10 minutes drive - so to seventh floor levels and accessed too, Wimbledon All England via three independent cores, each with Life Residential Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, private lift. Contact: Jack Spellman home of the championships. • Residents will have the benefit of two 020 7476 0125 The area is served by 4 rail communal podium level roof gardens. [email protected] lines including the District and • Apartment specifications include oak Northern Line tube. The fastest plank effect click flooring throughout Financial Advisors journey times are by mainline principle living areas, gloss grey designer Visionary Finance from Earlsfield and include: kitchen finishes with grey recon stone Contact: Hiten Ganatra worktop and full height glass splash back. Clapham Junction 3 mins 07960 660 360 • Luxuriously appointed bath and shower Vauxhall 8 mins [email protected] rooms finished in white marbled Waterloo 13 mins porcelain wall and floor tiling. Contact: Marcus Docker 07549 427 708 Development Independent Solicitors [email protected] Alan Samuels & Co 020 8349 6630 [email protected] Cavendish Legal Group 020 8340 0091 [email protected] These particulars are compiled with care to give a fair description but we cannot guarantee their accuracy and they do not constitute an offer or contract. Galliard Homes reserve the right to alter any specifications without prior notice. All journey times and walking distances stated are approximate, source google.com, tfl.gov.uk and crossrail.co.uk. Interior and exterior images may be computer generated and shown for illustrative purposes only. All development CGIs and artwork contained in this fact sheet are subject to copyright owned by Galliard Homes and cannot be reproduced in any way without prior written consent..
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