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Developed by Linden Homes, Westfield Waterside is a collection of apartments and townhouses in Earlsfield, South London. Located next to the River Wandle in the borough of Wandsworth, Westfield Waterside is adjacent to King George’s Park and close to Earlsfield mainline station, along with Southfields and Wimbledon Park Underground stations.
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Perfect London living! A well designed block which is only 4 stories, so doesn’t feel like a ‘high rise’. The flats themselves are a high quality, sound proofing is good and all have great sizes balconys.
Ground rent and service fees aren’t the cheapest, but you get what you pay for and we have well maintained communal areas with a fantastic concierge service who go above and beyond.
The location is one of the biggest selling points, being near to transportation yet feeling very remote, green and village like. Great community in the block itself as well as surrounding areas.
Sits inside the lovely King George’s Park, as well as being a short walk from Wimbledon Park or Wandsworth common.
Short walk to Southside shopping centre for supermarkets, cinema and shops. Also lots of lovely local restaurants nearby.
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Lovely apartment block. So peaceful you wouldn’t think you’re in Zone 3 London! Right inside a huge park and near the river Wandle, there’s lots of greenery and water. Everyone here is so friendly and welcoming.
Short walk to Earlsfield station (8 mins) or Southside station (10-15 mins).
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How peaceful it is!
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Average – not great, can be slow to respond but I’ve experienced worse
Best development in London
A real oasis, this development is set inside King George’s Park with the river wandle running adjacent. On the doorstep of central London, yet it’s so quiet and green you wouldn’t know you’re in London.
Beautifully designed, all flats have a terrace or balcony which are much larger than average in London.
Real community feel where everyone gets on and helps each other out.
Buying in this development as a first time buyer was the best decision we ever made!
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Unique location, set in a quiet area but 5 minutes from Earlsfield station or 12 minutes to Southfield tube station.
You can’t hear any noise from the road at all as the development is set back from any main roads.
Lots of cafes, pubs and restaurants. There’s a shopping centre a 10-15 minute walk away that has a cinema and all of your typical high street shops.
It’s set inside a huge park, that has a Nuffield Gym, tennis courts, football courts and a great playground for the kids.
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Earlsfield has such a lovely atmosphere and community. Much preferred to neighbouring towns of Clapham, Balham or Wimbledon.
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Really cannot think of anything, we are so happy here.
Easier with a car
We have a car and I think without one living here would be a pain, whilst there are transport links nearby they arent too close for hopping off a bus with your shopping. The development is great though, beautiful flats and easy living.
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need a car
Great value and modern
We’ve been renting in Wandsworth so had a look at an apartment in Westfield Waterside with a view to buying in the area before our son starts school – we loved it! The properties in Earlsfield are so much better value than Wandsworth, we were surprised how much more we can get for our money here – especially compared to Balham and Clapham. Love the park next door and the common too, great for families. Can’t fault the apartments – we’ll be coming back to view the townhouses.
A riverside gem in the heart of Earlsfield, Westfield Waterside is one of south London’s rising stars
A riverside gem in the heart of Earlsfield, Westfield Waterside is one of south London’s rising stars
The clue is in the name when it comes to Westfield Waterside. This apartment building in the London borough of Wandsworth is pulled up between the River Wandle and leafy King George’s Park, with townhouses that benefit from either river or park views, and apartments that overlook courtyard gardens. Wandsworth Common is close by, too, so there’s no shortage of green space or picturesque waterside views.
Developed by Linden Homes, Westfield Waterside is in the suburb of Earlsfield – an up-and-coming area of London that’s popular with professionals thanks to its swift transport links. Earlsfield mainline station is half a mile – or a six-minute walk – from the development, and London Waterloo is just a 15-minute journey from here. Southfields and Wimbledon Park underground stations are also within easy walking distance. Young families make up another significant proportion of the population of Earlsfield thanks to a selection of well-performing schools in the area.
The accommodation at Westfield Waterside is made up of one and two-bedroom apartments, and two, three and four-bed townhouses. Townhouses are sold with a private, allocated underground parking space, while a space can be purchased separately with apartments. Townhouses also offer large outdoor terraces to make the most of the surrounding views, and additional facilities at Westfield Waterside include a 12-hour concierge service.
Inside, interiors are modern and inviting – rooms are decorated in muted cream, white and fawn tones, and super-sleek fitted kitchens come as standard. Rooms are flooded with natural light thanks to full-length sliding doors that open out onto private balconies or terraces, enhancing the tranquil setting.
Practically on the doorstep is Garratt Lane, which runs through the centre of Earlsfield and connects Wandsworth High Street to Tooting Broadway. Lined with shops, pubs, cafés and restaurants, it’s the beating heart of the area. If you’re a foodie, don’t miss Wimbledon Park Farmers’ Market every Saturday at Wimbledon Park Primary School. It’s not big, but it’s well established and just as well stocked – as a couple of Time Out awards testify.
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Earlsfield is an up-and-coming area of London, and the property is in a picturesque spot right by the River Wandle and next to King George’s Park.
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More space than neighbouring areas
We had been looking at Clapham, Balham or Putney where we have previously rented but we felt we were spending so much money for the tiniest of places. Earlsfield has already gone up in value though so it is still expensive. We have viewed at Westfield Waterside as we felt we got so much more space for our money than buying on a terrace street, plus private outdoor space and the communal green areas. From the station the trains take 13 minutes to Waterloo and then there is also the tube at Southfields so it is well connected. Although there’s no real infrastructure in Earlsfield, Wimbledon is very close by. And down garret lane is south side – a shopping centre with movies, major chains and a waitrose – which is handy.
We love the location and open spaces
We live nearby in Earlsfield and love the location and open spaces – we used King George’s park daily in the summer, with the different playgrounds and pond area it is perfect to take the children and my husband uses it for going out on runs. We are interested in moving here and just love that whilst we are close to the busy town feel of Earlsfield I could look out my window onto open space and park land which makes such a difference to your mental state and well being.
We love the development and the space each apartment has with private terrace or balcony area. I have been really wary of moving into a new build as my bug bear with these types of properties was the lack of storage, they seem to design the room to fit a bed and don’t think about all the other things you need. However the bedrooms seem to be of a generous size but we shall see once living there. It is a 20-25 minute walk to southfields tube – no matter what anyone tells you – and we have found that this location really does need a car.
