Discover Merton
Merton is a south west London borough best known for Wimbledon, home of the tennis championships and a bustling town centre. Mitcham, Morden, Colliers Wood and Raynes Park give the borough a mix of suburban high streets, riverside parks along the Wandle and historic sites such as Merton Priory. Wimbledon Common offers large areas of heath and woodland. The District line, Northern line, Thameslink and Tramlink all serve the borough, with the A24 and A3 close by. Employment is centred on Wimbledon town centre, local business parks and healthcare. People need to be here for local building and commercial work, tennis fortnight, study and travel between central London, Surrey and Croydon. Housing is varied. WJO Property sources fully furnished accommodation around Merton with one point of contact from enquiry to check in.
Transport
Wimbledon: District line, Thameslink, South Western Railway services and Tramlink
Colliers Wood and South Wimbledon: Northern line stations
Morden: Northern line terminus
Mitcham Junction: Thameslink and Tramlink interchange
Raynes Park: South Western Railway services
A24 and A238: Main roads through the borough
Merton: Landmarks and Local Highlights
All England Lawn Tennis Club: Home of the Wimbledon Championships
Wimbledon Common: Heath and woodland with a windmill
Morden Hall Park: National Trust parkland beside the River Wandle
Wimbledon Village: Village high street on the edge of the common
Merton Abbey Mills: Riverside market and craft quarter
Cannizaro Park: Landscaped garden near Wimbledon Village
Frequently Asked Questions
Which areas around Merton can WJO Property source accommodation in?
We can arrange furnished accommodation across Merton, including Wimbledon, Mitcham, Morden, Colliers Wood and Raynes Park, and in neighbouring districts where needed. Tell us the site, office or address you need to be near and we will shortlist suitable options.
How well connected is Merton?
Wimbledon has District line, Tramlink and mainline rail, with easy access to the A24 and routes towards Croydon on the tram network. We can factor your route into the options we put forward.
Can I stay in Merton for a few nights or for several months?
Yes. Stays in Merton are flexible, from a few nights to several months. Extensions can usually be arranged subject to availability, so you can start with a short booking and extend if your plans change.
What is Merton known for, and what is nearby?
Highlights in and around Merton include All England Lawn Tennis Club, Wimbledon Common, Morden Hall Park, Wimbledon Village and Merton Abbey Mills. All England Lawn Tennis Club: Home of the Wimbledon Championships.
How do I request accommodation in Merton?
Send us your requirement, including dates, location and the number of people, and the team will usually reply within one working day with options. You will deal with one point of contact throughout.
