Your City, Your Way
Your City,
Your Way
Set in the heart of well-heeled Southwest London on the borders of Wimbledon and Wandsworth, Wandle Place is a suburban dream home. Top seed tournament tennis matches and walks along the River Thames beckon. Cosmopolitan culture is close at hand with celebrated green spaces to explore, just a gentle stroll away.
Independent style, local charm
Adjacent to Ravensbury Terrace is Garratt Lane, a vibrant street brimming with artisan bakeries and coffee shops, delectable cafés and gastropubs, craft beer and al fresco dining. There’s the smell of fresh bread, cakes, pastries and great coffee at Gail’s or Manuel’s Bakery and a whole host of restaurants and gastropubs around Earlsfield Station to entice you in before you hop on a train. The Wandle pub serves up a delicious chicken, leek and tarragon pie, and why not finish off your week with one of their famous Sunday roasts!
Boutique Finds
Garratt Lane offers more than just everyday convenience, it’s a place to discover characterful boutiques, artisan makers, and independent gems that bring individuality to your wardrobe and home. From carefully curated fashion and gifts to stylish interiors and lifestyle essentials, shopping here is a relaxed, personable experience with a strong sense of local pride. Whether you’re browsing for yourself or picking out the perfect present, Earlsfield’s shopping scene rewards curiosity with something special.
PARK LIFE
There’s plenty of green space to explore on your doorstep. Earlsfield and its neighbours are blessed with appealing scenery and vistas, from the historic River Wandle just minutes away from Wandle Place, to deer roaming freely in Richmond Park, London’s largest Royal Park and an area of national and international importance for wildlife conservation. Further back up the Thames is Kew’s famous Botanic Gardens, and, closer to home still, is the London Wetland Centre, an urban oasis where wildlife and people can relax surrounded by lakes, ponds and gardens.
DELECTABLE DELIS & CAFÉS
Wander up to Wandsworth Common for the much-loved Toast Rack Bakery, or to the terrace at the Skylark Café from which you can enjoy coffee, seasonal British dishes and ice cream. Other savoury attractions in the local area include The Golden Treasury, a tea shop with a specialist children’s bookshop attached. Chanteroy, towards neighbouring Southfields, is a charming little French deli and sandwich bar that proves popular during lunchtimes.
Night Life
In the evenings, take a few minutes to stroll over the River Wandle and find your local pub, The Wandle of Earlsfield, with a ping-pong table and a decked beer garden for TV sport, quizzes and live music. Continue a few seconds down Garratt Lane and you’ll find Tara Theatre, a recently built 100-seat theatre with a fantastic schedule of comedies, classical theatre and dance. Or have a drink at the Leather Bottle, a 300-year-old pub with a heartwarming menu and an unrivalled beer garden full of outdoor activities like table tennis and beach volleyball.
While being well positioned for relaxation and lazy weekends, Earlsfield Station is just a short stroll from the development so you can easily access all of the capital’s vibrancy, culture and education in minutes. Clapham Junction, South Western Railway and all of London’s transport network is only a few stops from Earlsfield train station.
