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The modern 13-apartment building at Augustus Road in Wimbledon AW19 has certainly seen an upgrade after being rebuilt from a closed-down children’s home not too long ago. Through the Wandsworth Council, Kingmead Homes achieved
planning and demolished the building in 2007 to construct modern apartments.
The one, two and three-bedroom flats were built over a year in partnership with NHBC. Each apartment was designed with wooden flooring and an open-plan layout. This project secured Tydwell Limited - the construction division of Kingmeand Homes and yet another venture by CEO Camran Mirza - the ‘Best Thermal or Acoustic Innovation’ Award.
Local amenities are plentiful in the surroundings of Augustus Road. Want to relax and destress with friends after a long day? Visit pubs, such as The Telegraph, Grand Union and Queen Adelaide, all within proximity of the area. During the weekend, people can visit the Historic Southfields Pond, Crosby Moran Hall, National Trust at 575 Wandsworth Road,
Wimbledon Windmill Museum and King Henry’s Mound. Shops like Grab-a-Bite, Elys of Wimbledon, Wickes, Porcelanosa and Homebase are just a few metres away. Popular supermarkets like Tesco Express, Waitrose and Sainbury are also easily accessible for residents to get their groceries.
Remarkable schools such as Albemarle Primary School, Sheringdale Primary School, Ashcroft Technology Academy and Saint Cecilia's Church of England School are located within a mile of Augustus Road. You will also perceive diversity in this locality as many different places of worship exist here. For instance, West Hill Baptist Church, Wimbledon Mosque and Buddhapadipa Temple are about 1500 metres away.
Inside the building, the homes have a stylish finish with added features that bring warmth and comfort in the cold English weather. Immaculately presented, each apartment features an open-plan kitchen or reception with a wooden floor that emanates a rustic feel for its residents.