Ardmore Place, 162-164 Hartfield Road, London, SW19

Top floor apartment with openplan living room, main bedroom and a study which can be used as a second bedroom or office as preferred.

Ardmore Place is a new development of nine apartments created over four storeys designed and built to a quality specification.

Situated within half a mile of Wimbledon Station with its frequent and direct service to Waterloo in under 20 minutes, Ardmore Place is perfectly placed. Wimbledon is a location where life balance is part of the fabric, a bustling town centre, a stylish village, a beautiful common, a generous park with its very own lake and exceptional interconnections. Famous as the home of the annual Wimbledon Championships, the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world, Wimbledon also offers a European style café society, trendy independent boutiques, lively pubs, relaxing bars and many exhilarating places to eat.

Wimbledon Common presents a delightful backdrop for cycling, walking and running. There are stables for those interested in horse riding and a cricket club. Nestled in the heart of the treasured Wimbledon Common, you’ll find long-established clubs such as the Royal Wimbledon Golf Club, which was established in 1865 and Wimbledon RFC, one of the country's oldest rugby clubs.

Wimbledon Park provides numerous recreational pursuits. Situated in 67acres of glorious parkland, is a Watersports and Outdoor Centre on Wimbledon Park Lake. The Park is also home to Wimbledon Park Golf Club and Wimbledon Athletics Track. During the summer months Cannizaro House plays host to many live performances and an open-air festival which has included, in the past, productions of Carmen and The Merchant of Venice.

Wimbledon Station provides over land and underground lines offering direct access to Central London and the South West. Shopping in Knightsbridge, watching a show in the West End or dining in Mayfair is all within half an hour. Wimbledon is moments from the A3, providing strong road links to the capital, as well as London Heathrow and Gatwick Airports.

There’s a great choice of places to stop and grab a coffee, or something a bit stronger, and the selection of restaurants on offer is quite exceptional. There’s everything from coffee shop chains to award-winning eateries such as San Lorenzo, found at the bottom of 'the hill'.

With a wide range of bistros and restaurants from the stylish Le Pain Quotidien for breakfast or a casual lunch, to the Hotel Du Vin’s fine dining, there is something for everyone. The village has a handful of delicatessens. There’s also a range of ‘high street’ restaurant brands such as The Good Earth, Carluccio’s and The Ivy with independent restaurants including Thai Tho, Fire Stables and Lighthouse.

Whilst there is an array of well-known brands to be found at 'Centre Court', the town’s shopping centre, there also many smaller outlets in the village. The Village boutiques offer high-end clothing labels set in attractive period buildings, sitting shoulder to shoulder with fine art galleries, independently run grocery stores, jewellers and exclusive florists.