3 Bedroom Apartment in Wimbledon, London

Some homes really do have a certain kind of energy as soon as you walk up. This three bedroom apartment at Wimbledon Hill just caught me off guard in the best way. You already get a sense of its charm even before you're inside. The yellow brick Colonial style façade with its gable roof and crisp hedges—honestly, it feels like classic Wimbledon, in the heart of London. Standing in the courtyard, I did what I always do when a place has real character. I stopped for a minute to just look up. You catch a bit of history in the brickwork and yet, once you step inside, everything feels surprisingly fresh and modern.

The apartment itself is spread across three levels so you never get that boxed in apartment feeling. When you walk inside, you step into a dining and living space that feels wide open and calm. There's this soft colour palette with greys and neutrals that makes the whole place feel relaxed. Afternoon sun pours in through tall windows that sit almost from floor to ceiling—the kind you'll probably find yourself lingering by on Sundays, just watching the gardens below or flipping through a book. The building does old world on the outside, but inside, the layout feels built for the way people actually live now.

What I liked about the kitchen here is that it is tucked off to the side by a clever partition, but not cut off from the rest of the living space. The space just works. The Miele appliances feel properly high end, but the kitchen as a whole is actually somewhere you'll want to cook something real, not just heat up delivery. Those stone countertops feel good under your hand and there's a comfortable flow if you ever want to have friends over. It just feels easy with the living and dining space connecting so well.

Upstairs, the second level changes mood a bit and gets more private. There's another living room—a proper family sort of space with its own vibe—plus it opens right up onto a terrace that gives you a peaceful view across Wimbledon Hill. One morning I heard birds singing out there, which you do not always get in London. There's also a study up here, which works if you sometimes need a space to work or escape a bit of noise. A bedroom on this floor is done in darker woods and cool tones. If you have guests stay the night, they will probably never want to leave. The bathroom on this level has clean lines and simple, modern fittings. Just usable and comfortable.

Head up to the third level and that's where you find the master bedroom. Honestly, it feels good up here. The walk in closet is bigger than you would expect in a London apartment and for once it is big enough that you might actually keep it tidy. Light comes in from the right direction and the textures just feel spot on—soft fabrics next to hard surfaces, which somehow just works. The master bath brings that bit of quiet luxury. Those Villeroy and Boch fittings are smooth to the touch and there's no showiness about it, just comfort.

Being in Wimbledon Hill, it's not only about the apartment. You get to use the residents gym, which means no more crowded outside city gyms. The cinema room gets real use for actual film nights, which brings the community together. The concierge always seems to be on hand, any time of day or night. The gardens are another lovely bit. Evening strolls just make sense here and you'll sometimes see your neighbours walking dogs or kids on bikes, especially when the weather is good.

The lifestyle is pretty unique to Wimbledon. You're close to Central London—commuting is simple with the A3 and the train stations nearby. That keeps work life from feeling like a hassle. Plus, you've got coffee shops, restaurants, theatres and boutiques within easy reach. On weekends, wandering out for coffee or checking out a new place for lunch feels easy. Wimbledon, of course, is tennis country so if sport matters, you'll find golf and cycling trails not far from your door either.

This apartment at Wimbledon Hill mixes that rare old world London charm with a modern relaxed way of living. It just feels good from the moment you step in. The only way to really know is to see it yourself—reach out anytime if you want to take a look or just have questions. Here at LuxuryProperty dot com, we just want to make sure your next move in London feels natural and comfortable.