Welcome to Raynes Park
Situated in south west London, Raynes Park is a cosmopolitan area that combines fantastic amenities with excellent city access. Part of the London Borough of Merton, it lies between Wimbledon and New Malden, offering a relaxed village atmosphere while still offering convenient connections to central London via mainline rail. With its spacious streets, charming period properties and vibrant local community, Raynes Park is a popular choice for families and professionals alike.
Property in Raynes Park
Raynes Park’s development over the past century has created a diverse and attractive range of homes. The area is known for its elegant Edwardian and 1930s properties, many with generous gardens and tree-lined avenues. Modern apartment developments near the station provide stylish, low-maintenance living ideal for commuters. Quiet residential roads, such as those off Coombe Lane and around the Apostles area, offer a blend of character and convenience.
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Raynes Park offers a welcoming, community focused lifestyle with an excellent choice of shops, cafés and restaurants. The local high street has a friendly, village-like feel, with independent shops, cosy cafés and neighbourhood pubs. Nearby Wimbledon and Kingston provide a wider range of shopping, dining and entertainment options, including theatres, cinemas and leisure centres.
Green Spaces in Raynes Park
Cannon Hill Common and Cottenham Park offer peaceful green retreats for walking, picnics and outdoor recreation. Wimbledon Common and Richmond Park are also within easy reach, providing vast open spaces for cycling, horse riding and weekend strolls.
Raynes Park Transport Links
Raynes Park provides outstanding transport connections.The area’s train station offers regular National Rail services to London Waterloo in around 20 minutes, with fast connections to Clapham Junction, Vauxhall and Kingston. Numerous bus routes connect the area to Wimbledon, Morden and New Malden, while the nearby A3 provides swift road access to central London, Surrey and the M25.
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