Putney Vale, Stroud Crescent

The Property is an excellent and rare opportunity to acquire a highly specified freehold school property in South West London, with the benefit of backing directly onto Wimbledon Common.

The property possesses permission for up to 290 pupils. The property was purpose-built as a school in the 1960s, but following acquisition by our client in 2018 and subsequent refurbishment it now provides excellent quality teaching and ancillary space, along with its outdoor amenities. Comprising 17 main classrooms, the property was previously configured to provide specialist teaching for science, art & design, music, drama, and design & technology. There are also various additional smaller spaces for individual tuition and one-to-one teaching. The property also benefits from a sports hall/dining room, along with a medical suite, entrance lodge and administrative offices. Outside the grounds are interspersed with trees and shrub planting and there are two multi use game areas (MUGAs) as well as on-site parking all with the benefit of direct pedestrian access onto Wimbledon Common.

It was previously used by Thomas’s Putney Vale as a senior school, however prior to this it was in use as a primary/prep school. Our client is now relocating their school operations to Richmond, and thus the property is surplus to their requirements, and available with vacant possession.

The property is located on Putney Vale within the London Borough of Wandsworth. It is a short distance south of the A3 which gives direct access into Central London to the north and Kingston and Guildford to the south. The property is located between central Putney (2.5 miles) and Wimbledon (4 miles), and accessed via Stroud Crescent, a quiet U-shaped
side road accessed via Frensham Drive. To the south are the open spaces of Wimbledon Common, which the property has direct access onto and beyond that Richmond Park.

The closest stations are Southfields (approx. 2.5 miles north east); Barnes station (approx. 3 miles north), Putney station (approx. 3 miles north east), and Earlsfield (approx. 4 miles east).