House£865,000
Wimbledon

142 homes and apartments for sale in Wimbledon, United Kingdom.
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24 properties shown
House£865,000
Wimbledon
House£1,500,000
Wimbledon
House£1,000,000
Wimbledon
House£2,950,000
Wimbledon
Apartment£700,000
Wimbledon
Apartment£525,000
Wimbledon
House£2,500,000
Wimbledon
House£9,500,000
Wimbledon
£900,000
Wimbledon
£1,895,000
Wimbledon
£1,600,000
Wimbledon
£975,000
Wimbledon
£480,000
Wimbledon
£425,000
Wimbledon
£1,295,000
Wimbledon
£510,000
Wimbledon
£2,300,000
Wimbledon
£470,000
Wimbledon
£1,300,000
Wimbledon
£3,500,000
Wimbledon
£1,100,000
Wimbledon
£1,500,000
Wimbledon
£2,750,000
Wimbledon
£795,000
Wimbledon
Buyer's guide: Wimbledon
Wimbledon is one of south-west London's strongest family markets: 134 listings on RealEstateAbroad at a median asking price of €1,741,481, or about €11,166 per m². The Village and the streets around the station carry the highest prices.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros.
| Measure | Wimbledon |
|---|---|
| Listings | 134 |
| Median asking price | €1,741,481 |
| Typical range (p25-p75) | €1,003,566 - €3,527,238 |
| Median price per m² | €11,166 |
| Median size | 148 m² |
There are 89 houses, 42 apartments and 3 penthouses. Large homes are common, with 51 listings of five or more bedrooms, 30 three-beds, 29 two-beds, 17 four-beds and 7 one-beds. The huge spread between €1.0m and €3.5m reflects flats near the centre versus big detached Edwardian and Victorian houses near the Common. See houses for sale in the United Kingdom and UK apartments.
The area is known worldwide for the tennis championships and locally for its Village, the open expanse of Wimbledon Common and respected schools. Rail, the District line and trams provide fast links to central London, and Heathrow is reachable by road. It attracts international families, executives and landlords serving tennis fortnight lets. Check flood and permit parking rules on specific roads.
Stamp Duty Land Tax in England includes a 2% surcharge for non-UK residents and a 5% higher-rates surcharge for additional dwellings, on top of standard bands. Many flats are leasehold, so check lease length, ground rent and service charges. Read our UK buying guide and UK mortgages for foreigners. Use the property valuation tool for a sense-check.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Typically yes, and the top quartile at €3,527,238 reflects that.
A 2% SDLT surcharge, plus the 5% higher-rates surcharge if the property is an additional dwelling.
Usually leasehold; check the term and charges.
Some owners do, but check the lease, local rules and tax treatment.
Roughly 20-30 minutes by fast train.