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Ashworths is a firm of commercial and residential property solicitors in Wimbledon, ideally placed to assist you in buying your new home or business premises in the area. Read on for the lowdown on Wimbledon.
There’s so much more to Wimbledon than the world’s most famous tennis fortnight. The area of Wimbledon divides roughly into the bustling town with the station, and the quaint Village up the hill from the town. Wimbledon Town residents benefit from the amenities of a thriving cosmopolitan centre, as well as proximity to the Village with its open spaces, boutiques, independents and traditional pubs. Families and professionals settle here in large numbers given the excellent transport links to the Capital.
Wimbledon’s history goes way back and the Village has been inhabited since at least the Iron Age – and there is evidence of a hill fort to prove it. Over time, it became a magnet for various earls and wealthy landowners who built grand houses around and about. The common was a notorious spot for highwaymen and a popular place for duels. With the arrival of the railway in 1838, development moved away from the Village to around the station in what is now the town centre.
Wimbledon Town has plenty of choice, from excellent Indian at Bombay Delight to Asian street food in fun surrounds at Tampopo. Go wine and oyster tasting at Oy Bar, tuck into steaks at Buenos Aires and enjoy a pint at The Alexandra. Wander up the hill to the Village for yet more dining options. Once all of our checks have been completed we will provide you with a Report on Title which will contain a full summary of our findings for you. We will ensure that the report explains everything in non-legal jargon and of course you will have the opportunity to raise any questions with us as well.
South Park Gardens offers a green retreat in the town. Head up to Wimbledon Common, offering vast open spaces perfect for a stroll or there’s Cannizaro Park, a pretty landscaped garden. There are two cinemas and two theatres: the Grade II listed Edwardian New Wimbledon Theatre is one of London’s largest and hosts numerous touring productions of musicals, ballets, operas and plays, as well as an annual Christmas pantomime. The Polka Theatre is further along The Broadway and is a specialist theatre for children. Wimbledon has its own football club, too, and you can catch a game at the stadium nearby. The area is also home to a wide range of fitness clubs.
You have plenty of options, from direct trains into Waterloo, Kingston and Guildford to the District Line underground. There are trams, too. And a vast bus network taking you all over south west London.
Wimbledon Quarter shopping centre has a wide range of places to choose from, including a florist, Jacks of London barbers and a big M&S Simply Food. Elys department store, which can trace its history back to 1876, has everything you could possible need over several floors, including a vast beauty hall. There’s a range of markets held in Wimbledon, too.
Wimbledon Town has a more modern history than the Village since the building of the railway station in 1838, and is centred on The Broadway. During the second half of the 19th century there was a rapid expansion in population matched with the building of a large number of villas and terraced houses along the roads from the centre towards Putney, Merton Park and Raynes Park. There is a good choice of Victorian streets with attractive four and five bedroom houses. A number of new-build apartment blocks have recently been developed offering ideal opportunities for investors and first-time buyers.
Wimbledon Town and the surrounding areas have a large selection of schools. There are more than 20 Primary and over five Secondary schools to choose from. There are an above average number of independent schools here, too, including the Norwegian School and the highly regarded King’s College School and Wimbledon High School.
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Diana Greenham and her team at Ashworths have been fantastic in supporting and guiding us through the conveyancing requirements for our property. They were exceptionally thorough, efficient, and professional throughout the entire process, and always supportive and kind. Their expertise and ability to handle questions and resolve issues were truly impressive.
AM Feb 13, 2026
Ashworths are an excellent firm of solicitors. I have retained them on a number of property related sales. Their attention to detail was impressive as was their very personal style of service.
Davif Farrell Jan 12, 2026
In handling my commercial leases and property transactions, Brendan at Ashworths Solicitors has demonstrated an exceptional level of professionalism and expertise. He approaches every matter with precision, efficiency, and a clear focus on achieving…
Alex Winchester Jan 31, 2025
James Simmonds looked after the sale and purchase of properties for my mother with competence, efficiency and compassion. I would not hesitate to recommend his services and I hope to be able to use him again in due course.
Susannah Sykes Oct 19, 2025
Brendan carried out first class work with the sale of our property on a matter that was not straight forward. He clearly demonstrated the ability to make things happen whilst using clear instructions that get to the point and deliver results.
John Baxter Oct 14, 2025
Areej was fantastic she was always quick to respond, cheerful and incredibly clear. Her advice as informed and precise and her conduct was professional and accessible. Thank you so much!
Oscar Pearce Oct 12, 2025
Ashworths matched my needs exactly. Local, focused on property and represented owell. I have no hesitation recommending them.
John Simmonds Oct 8, 2025
I’ve always used Ashworths for all my properties since being a first time buyer, I simply wouldn’t go anywhere else. They are brilliant at what they do, knowledgeable, efficient, and I can always trust the team will do a top level job. I recommend them to all my friends.
Lucy Sep 29, 2025
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