Making Wimbledon your home
Wimbledon is most famous for its yearly tennis competition, and offers a lot to potential residents. The area has excellent rail and tube/underground links to both London and Surrey.
Wimbledon is most famous for its yearly tennis competition, and offers a lot to potential residents. The area has excellent rail and tube/underground links to both London and Surrey.
Wimbledon has become an affluent suburb of South West London. It was originally a small village, and then, after the railways were built in the nineteenth century, it has continued to grow. The area has been inhabited since the Iron Age, and the remains of a hill fort can still be seen on the parkland of Wimbledon Common. Wimbledon has a relaxed atmosphere and sophisticated vibe, despite being part of London’s commuter belt. In particular, the quarter around Wimbledon Station and the Broadway offers exciting restaurants and bars. This introduction will provide a brief guide to first-time visitors.
Location
The area now known as Covent Garden is situated in central London, not far from Trafalgar Square. It’s bounded in the west by St Martins Lane and in the east by Drury Lane. To the south is The Strand and to the north Longacre. The heart of this district is Covent Garden Market itself, set on a large Italianate piazza designed by the celebrated architect, Inigo Jones. On a sunny day, this could be any European city.
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When the old hospital site in Middlesex, Mortimer Street was bought, it was called „Noho Square“ by the buyers. Noho means North Soho, this did not please Fitzrovians. The plans went ahead and it was decided that flashy apartments would be built in Fitzrovia. The residents were happy when the credit crunch struck because the plans were abolished and all was quiet for two years. But this week, the new homes and offices that have been built are revealed. However the original plan has been changed slightly and they are designed to suit the overall atmosphere of the area and at prices to suit the locals.
Location
London is at the heart of the United Kingdom and is one of the world’s great economic and cultural powerhouses. It’s a wonderful place to base your business. This article reveals why renting in the city is a great idea. Firstly, you’ll be in a fantastic location. No matter where you are in the city, your address will look great on business cards and tell your clients that you’re serious about what you do.