Clean, contemporary design with timeless and modern minimalist features across all properties include muted, earthy tones and details such as Shaker-style cabinetry, simple wall panelling and ‘handmade-look’ tiles with subtle texture variations. The result is a calm and cohesive aesthetic across kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms. Each property in this brand-new development has access to a mix of private and shared spaces, including secure bicycle storage and landscaped communal gardens. Access to all communal areas is gated. All properties come with a 10-year structural warranty, full fibre broadband, 2kW of solar panels, heat pumps, triple-glazed windows and external doors, and smart video entry system.
Deburgh Road is part of a popular residential area close to an excellent range of shops, bars and restaurants, with Wimbledon and Wimbledon Village close by. Excellent transport can be found at either South Wimbledon or Colliers Wood, both served by numerous bus routes and the Underground with regular Northern Line connections into the City and West End. The green spaces of Wandle Park are within walking distance and the wide-open spaces of Wimbledon Common and Richmond Park are also nearby.
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The apartments feature triple-glazed windows, full fibre broadband, and solar panel integration, providing a sustainable and energy-efficient living space while reducing your environmental footprint.
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Everyday shopping is on the doorstep along Merton High Street, where the Tandem Centre and Priory Retail Park cover the larger supermarkets and high-street names, with a run of independent shops, cafés and takeaways in between. A short walk along the Wandle brings Merton Abbey Mills, the former Liberty print works, now a weekend craft and food market beside the river. For a fuller day of shopping, Wimbledon town centre and its Centre Court shopping are close by, adding department stores and the wider high street. Between them, most needs are met within a few minutes of the front door.
Eating out is varied and unfussy. Merton Abbey Mills has riverside pubs and restaurants alongside its weekend market, and the high street around Colliers Wood holds a spread of independents and familiar names. For something more, the restaurants of Wimbledon and Wimbledon Village are a short journey away, while the retail parks add the reliable chains for an easy midweek meal. Weekend coffee is well covered, from the café in Wandle Park to the spots along the high street.
The River Wandle shapes the character of this part of SW19. Merton Abbey Mills, once William Morris's and then Liberty's print works, still turns its waterwheel in summer and is home to the Colour House Theatre, a children's theatre in a Grade II listed building. Wandle Park and the Wandle Meadow Nature Park sit along the Wandle Trail, a green walking and cycling route that runs south towards Morden Hall Park. In Wimbledon, the New Wimbledon Theatre adds larger productions within easy reach.
Deburgh Road is well connected. Colliers Wood and South Wimbledon stations, both on the Northern line, are each a short walk away, with direct trains to the City and the West End: Bank is around 27 minutes, with Leicester Square and London Bridge on the same line. Haydons Road, a short distance north, adds Thameslink services, and Wimbledon, a little further, brings National Rail, the District line and Tramlink together in one interchange. Several bus routes along Merton High Street complete the local picture.