2 rooms apartment of 46m² in London

Available Now | Motspur Park (South Western Railway) | Raynes Park (South Western Railway) | Part-Furnished | Brand New | 2 Bed | 2 Bath | Private Balcony | Gym | Yoga Studio | Communal Gardens | Cycle Storage | Parking Be the first to live in this brand-new two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in Wilkinson Apartments, part of the sought-after Sterling Place development by Barratt London. This stylish home offers bright contemporary interiors, a private balcony, high-quality finishes throughout and access to residents' facilities including a gym, yoga studio, landscaped communal gardens, cycle storage and parking.Sterling Place sits in the heart of New Malden, an increasingly popular South West London neighbourhood known for its welcoming community, excellent local amenities and famous Korean restaurants. Tesco Extra is only a short walk away, while Wimbledon, Kingston upon Thames, Richmond Park and Beverley Park are all easily reached for shopping, dining, outdoor activities and weekend leisure. The area offers an excellent balance of peaceful residential living with quick connections into Central London.For commuters, Motspur Park Station is around a 10-minute walk with South Western Railway services to London Waterloo in approximately 24 minutes. Raynes Park Station is around 15 minutes on foot, also served by South Western Railway with fast connections towards Waterloo, Clapham Junction and Wimbledon. This exceptional brand-new apartment is ideal for professionals, couples and small families looking for modern living in a well-connected South West London location. Arrange your viewing today—you won't want to miss this opportunity.Estimated Travel Time to Universities• Kingston University – approximately 15 minutes• University of Roehampton – approximately 20 minutes• St George's, University of London – approximately 20 minutes• Imperial College London (South Kensington) – approximately 35 minutes• King's College London (Strand) – approximately 40 minutes• London School of Economics – approximately 40 minutes• University College London – approximately 45 minutes