Granville Road is a collection of newly completed one and two-bedroom apartments on a residential street in Southfields, SW18, under half a mile from Southfields station. Each is finished to a high specification, with pale wood-effect flooring, traditional column radiators and a calm, neutral palette, and each is offered with a share of the freehold.
The apartments are arranged around light-filled open-plan kitchen and reception rooms, with green Shaker-style kitchens, integrated appliances, marble-effect worksurfaces and metro-tiled splashbacks. Large sliding doors open onto private balconies, and the front bedrooms have striking vaulted ceilings, bay windows and built-in wardrobes. Bathrooms and shower rooms are finished with elegant tiling and brushed brass fittings.
The one-bedroom apartment extends to approximately 373 sq ft, with a walk-in shower room, while the two-bedroom apartment offers approximately 613 sq ft and a balcony running its full width. Southfields station, the shops and cafés of Replingham Road and Wimbledon Park are all a short walk away, and St Michael's C of E Primary School is on Granville Road itself (subject to catchment and availability).
Flat | Bedrooms | Floor Area (sq ft) | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
5 | 1 | 373 | £400,000 |
6 | 2 | 613 | £550,000 |
Day-to-day shopping is easily done on foot. Replingham Road, at the heart of Southfields village, covers the essentials with a Tesco Express, a greengrocer and a run of independent shops, while Wimbledon Park Road adds an M&S Foodhall and a cluster of cafés near the station. For a bigger shop, Wimbledon town centre is a few stops down the District line and Southside in Wandsworth is a short bus ride north.
Eating out in Southfields is relaxed and properly local. The Old Fields on Replingham Road is the neighbourhood pub, and the same road has a mix of independent restaurants, from Sen Yai to Diyana’s Persian Grill. Wimbledon Park Road adds Gail’s Bakery and coffee stops for weekend mornings, and the restaurants of Wimbledon Village and Putney’s riverside are only a short trip away.
Green space is the real draw here. Wimbledon Park, with its lake, watersports centre, athletics track and tennis courts, is a short walk south, with the All England Lawn Tennis Club, home of the Championships, right beside it. King George’s Park is close by too, following the River Wandle north towards Wandsworth, with the Wandle Trail for walking and cycling. In Wimbledon, the New Wimbledon Theatre and the Polka Theatre add evenings and weekends out.
Southfields station is around 0.4 miles away, on the District line in zone 3. Trains run one way towards Wimbledon and the other through Earl’s Court to South Kensington, Sloane Square and Victoria in around half an hour. East Putney, also on the District line, is a little further north, and Earlsfield station is under a mile away for direct mainline trains to Waterloo. Drivers have easy access to the A3.
Southfields has the feel of a village within London, with its late-Victorian streets, an independent high street and generous green space on the doorstep. It suits first-time buyers and downsizers alike, and anyone who wants quick access to both Wimbledon and central London.
With private balconies, vaulted bedrooms, a share of the freehold and Southfields station a short walk away, the apartments at Granville Road offer a well-finished, low-maintenance home in one of SW18’s most settled neighbourhoods. Register with us to hear about availability first, or browse more property for sale in Southfields.