Ashworths are property solicitors near Southfields helping you buy your new home in Southfields, and if you are new to the area we are pleased to share a few tips and interesting facts about the area.
The All England Lawn Tennis Club, the world-famous home to the annual fortnight of tennis, is actually in Southfields. Southfields has a sleepy village feel, other than during the tournament when thousands of tennis fans pass through the station. Southfields residents enjoy tree-lined streets and spacious Edwardian homes at significantly lower prices than Wimbledon. With an abundance of open space, including Wimbledon Park and the River Wandle, there are lots of walks and cycle rides to enjoy. There is a good community spirit in Southfields with a number of independents present on the high street as well as some more familiar chains.
Ashworths specialises in undertaking commercial property work. We are happy to discuss your requirements and advise you on all aspects of the transaction.
Our highly experienced property solicitors always make sure that our clients have the confidence that the person handling the files give you complete peace of mind and guidance.
Ashworths specialises in undertaking commercial property work. We are happy to discuss your requirements and advise you on all aspects of the transaction.
Long leaseholders who have been the registered owner of their flat for at least two years may have an individual right to extend their lease.
“The Triangle” and “The Grid” are the main residential areas of Southfields.
“The Triangle” is a series of streets that resemble a triangle and consists mostly of Victorian and Edwardian houses. In 1904, the Frame Foods baby food company opened its factory in Standen Road. The building is in a distinctive art nouveau style, with green ceramic tiles, and the slogan ‘Nourish and Flourish’ on the exterior, which can still be seen today. The building has now been converted into luxury flats.
“The Grid” is a series of parallel roads that are crossed at right angles by a series of parallel streets. “The Grid” consists almost entirely of Edwardian terrace houses, some of which have been converted into flats. Wandsworth Council policy no longer permits conversions.
As well as Victorian and Edwardian terraces, there are larger detached and semi-detached 1930s and 1950s houses. Many of the grander houses have been converted into flats and there is also some purpose built modern apartments on the market.
There are lots of options for eating and drinking in Southfields. The Italian Olive Garden is a Southfields institution. Le P’tit Normand is an intimate cosy neighbourhood venue using many ingredients straight from France. For those wanting spice, The Thai Girder for pad Thai, or Namada for a smart Indian meal are excellent options. Franco Manca is famed for its pizzas, where a long queue is a norm.
The Earl Spencer is a large gastropub awarded a Michelin ‘Bib Gourmand’ in 2015 recognising great value and high-quality food. The Park Tavern is a restored 19th-century coaching inn with a beautifully landscaped garden and distinguished interior.
There is a good choice of high-quality schools in Southfields and the surrounding area.
Primary schools: Albemarle Primary, St Michael’s C of E Primary, Sheringdale Primary School, Wimbledon Park Primary School and West Hill Primary
Secondary schools: St Cecilia’s or Southfields Academy, as well as many other schools in neighbouring Wandsworth and Wimbledon.
There are numerous private education options in Putney, Wimbledon and Richmond.
To find out more about the range of conveyancing services offered by Ashworth Solicitors near Southfields, to arrange an initial consultation or request your free quote, contact the talented conveyancing team today by telephone or via the online form.
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