Positioned for success

Proudly positioned opposite Wimbledon train station, One St George’s Road will be at the heart of the local business district, a prestigious corporate location with an international reputation and a vibrant mix of occupiers.

Wimbledon Quarter

All change

Wimbledon is the only London station with an interchange for all four modes of public transport. With national rail, underground, tram and bus services to choose from, you’ll enjoy regular and swift connections to central London, Surrey, and beyond.

The area is well served by major roads, with the M25 offering nearby access to the motorway system. And with Wimbledon pencilled in as a main station on the proposed Crossrail 2, the future looks even better connected.

Underground times

Earls Court

17 mins

Paddington

28 mins

Sloane Square

31 mins

Westminster

33 mins

King’s Cross

34 mins

Train times

Clapham Junction

7 mins

London Waterloo

17 mins

London Victoria

25 mins

King’s Cross

34 mins

Farringdon (Thames Link)

36 mins

Tram times

Mitcham

12 mins

West Croydon

26 mins

East Croydon

31 mins

Plan your route on CityMapper

Life on your doorstep

As you might expect from such a well-connected enclave, the local area boasts exceptional amenities. Explore culture and entertainment at the theatre and cinemas. Work out at the leisure centre, spa and various gyms. Go shopping at major supermarkets and the Elys department store.

You’ll find a feast of food and drink establishments in the area, from pubs and cafés to restaurants offering every type of international cuisine. From post-work get togethers to weekend outings, everything you need is right here.      

Third Space – Wet Spa

Wimbledon Quarter

Joe & The Juice

Pandora

The Alexandra

Polka Theatre

Wimbledon Quarter

A thriving hub offering a wide array of retail experiences and leisure attractions, Wimbledon Quarter is just across the road from One St George’s Road, making it ideal for lunchtimes, evenings and weekends.

If you’re looking to eat, drink or shop, you’ll find a mix of high street retailers, restaurants and cafés. And for your regular workout, there’s everything from state-of-the-art gyms, to climbing walls and golf practice ranges.

The Boardroom Climbing

Third Space – Gym

Shopping

The Golf Groove

Third Space – Pool

Restaurants and Cafés

Wimbledon Village

Wimbledon Common

Hotel du Vin

Wimbledon Common

Wimbledon Village

Wimbledon Common

Wimbledon Common

Wimbledon Village

Wimbledon Common

Wimbledon life

Wimbledon has all you could ask for from an upmarket London district. Only a ten-minute stroll from One Saint George’s Road, Wimbledon Village is a leafy enclave with boutique retail, upmarket dining, and welcoming pubs and cafes.

For green spaces, outdoor activities and relaxation, explore Wimbledon Common and Wimbledon Park. You’ll also find four golf courses locally, plus excellent facilities for many other sports, including the world-famous All England Lawn Tennis Club.

An excellent education

When it comes to educational opportunities, the area offers an unparalleled choice, including outstanding local state schools and renowned independent schools for boys and girls.

From pre-school and primary all the way up to sixth form, every age and stage is catered for, ensuring that Wimbledon remains a highly attractive destination for colleagues with young and growing families.