Area 04 / 12 · Greater London
Victorian terraces around the Broadway, large period houses in the Village and 1930s semis towards Raynes Park: lofts, extensions and kitchens.
Housing stock · Wimbledon
Wimbledon is really two places. Down the hill, around Wimbledon Broadway, South Wimbledon and Wimbledon Park, the streets are Victorian and Edwardian terraces. Up the hill, Wimbledon Village and the roads around the Common have larger detached and semi-detached period houses. To the west, Raynes Park and West Wimbledon in SW20 are mostly semis built between the wars.
The terraces follow the usual London pattern: space is found in the side return and the roof, so side-return extensions and dormer lofts are the main projects, with a new kitchen opening onto the garden. The larger houses up the hill tend to need finer work: kitchens and bathrooms fitted to older, less square walls, wood floors laid over old joists, staircases and joinery repaired or matched. Many of those streets are in conservation areas, where the outside of the house is protected, so most of the change happens inside. The semis in SW20 have the room of a hipped roof and long gardens, which suit hip-to-gable lofts, rear extensions and a garden room or office at the end of the garden.
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Where South Wimbledon, the streets around the Broadway and Wimbledon Park
Terraces with a rear addition and a side return. Side-return extensions, dormer lofts and new kitchens are the main projects, with party walls on both sides.
Where Wimbledon Village and the roads around the Common
Bigger rooms, older and less square walls, and often conservation-area rules on the outside. Kitchens, bathrooms, wood floors and joinery are fitted to suit the house.
Where Raynes Park and West Wimbledon, SW20
Hipped roofs and long gardens: hip-to-gable lofts, single-storey rear extensions and garden rooms at the end of the garden.
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212 reviews
Verified on MyBuilder
7 mi from Wimbledon
“We had [the team] fit our IKEA kitchen and honestly couldn't be happier. Day 1 they completely ripped out and disposed of the old kitchen, removed all the tiles and even got started on plastering — all while working non-stop and leaving the place clean and tidy at the end of the day. Day 2 all the IKEA cabinets were built and ready, plastering completed, and again everything left spotless with all rubbish taken away. …”
Fran, Sydenham, LondonKitchen Removal & IKEA Installation – SE26
7 mi from Wimbledon
“Can't thank [the team] enough for the job they did installing my new kitchen. In just 2 days! Really appreciate the attention to detail & advice along the way. Plus their willingness to be flexible with solutions ! 1000% recommend!!!”
Taylor L., Peckham, LondonInstall New Kitchen - Peckham
| Place | Reviewed job | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Tooting | Herringbone floor | 2 mi |
| Sydenham | Kitchen fitting | 7 mi |
| Peckham | New kitchen | 7 mi |
Each line is a 5 out of 5 review on our MyBuilder profile. Straight-line distance from the centre of Wimbledon.
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Questions · 5 · Wimbledon
Planning, party walls, skips and parking: the questions to settle before work starts. Anything else: call or message us.
It may be. Planning in Wimbledon is handled by the London Borough of Merton, which has several conservation areas here, including much of Wimbledon Village. In a conservation area, changes that show from the street, and some roof and side extensions, need planning permission even where they would be permitted development elsewhere. Merton's planning pages show the boundaries.
During the Championships, roads around the All England Club, Wimbledon Park and Southfields have extra parking and traffic restrictions. If you live nearby, plan skip deliveries, scaffold and bay suspensions around those weeks.
Usually. A side return runs along the boundary, and new foundations close to next door's or work on the shared wall come under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996. Your neighbours get notice before work starts and can agree in writing or appoint a surveyor.
A skip or scaffold on the public road needs a licence from Merton Council. Most of central Wimbledon has controlled parking, so a bay suspension may be needed for deliveries as well.
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or call +44 7999 221120Now on the sheet Extension · 20 m² · £45,500 – £68,500