Stadia, Wimbledon, London, SW17
Features of the development
 | A development with a difference The Wimbledon Grounds masterplan includes a new stadium for AFC Wimbledon located on the site. The development also boasts a squash and fitness club. Plus Wimbledon offers an array of markets, pop-ups, festivals and theatre – all entwined amid a fashionable eating out culture. | |
 | Beautiful kitchens Each fully integrated kitchen will have gloss grey units with concealed handles, grey reconstituted stone worktop and a suite of electric appliances. | |
 | Luxury bathrooms Bath and shower rooms will be luxuriously appointed and finished in large format white marbled porcelain floor and wall tiling. An oak veneer lined alcove with feature mirror and white stone vanity top completes the exacting specification in each apartment. | |
 | Beautiful outdoor spaces Stadia Three features two landscaped communal roof gardens at podium level – creating a serene setting and pleasant aspect for the majority of apartments.With virtually all apartments benefiting from a balcony or external space. |
 | Secure bike parking and dedicated cycling route The overall development encompasses some 51,000 square metres of mixed use space including landscaped public realm and a dedicated cycling route. Plus an essential secure communal cycle storage. | |
 | Exceptionally connected Wimbledon offers excellent connectivity, both by road and rail. The nearby A3 artery links London, Guildford and Portsmouth – with connections to the M25 at junction 10. Tube services include the District Line at Wimbledon Park and the Northern Line from Tooting Broadway, mainline connections are from Haydons Road direct across the capital or from Earlsfield – terminating at Waterloo for the South Bank or Jubilee Line services – linking to London’s entire transport network. | |
 | Close to local shops Wimbledon Village with its charming array of chic boutiques, galleries, quirky curios and European style café culture will be within 10 minutes drive time. | |
 | Close to local parks Wimbledon Park, offering 67 acres of parkland and water areas is just a little over 20 minutes walk away. |
Transport Connections
| Earlsfield station to Clapham Junction station 3 mins | |
 | Wimbledon Grounds to Haydons Road station 10 mins | |
| Wimbledon Grounds to Earlsfield station 18 mins | |
| Tooting Broadway to Tottenham Court Road station 24 mins | |
| Wimbledon Grounds to Tooting Broadway station 20 mins | |
 | Wimbledon Grounds to A3 11 mins | |
Stadia Brochure and Video Tour
The Stadia plots
Help to Buy Equity Loan
Help to Buy: Equity Loan (2021-2023)
Help to Buy London is a government scheme designed to help first time buyers who have never owned a property/land before to advance up the property ladder in London.
The property you buy must:
- be a new build
- have a purchase price of up to £600,000, subject to regional price caps
- be the only one you own
- not be sub-let or rented out after you buy it
How does it work?
Help to Buy is an equity loan from the government up to 40% of the value of a property, provided you have a deposit of 5% you will only need a mortgage of 55% of your new home.
What properties can I buy with Help to Buy London?
New build properties within the 32 boroughs of London up to the value of £600,000 are eligible for the Help to Buy London scheme.
When getting a mortgage you will be able to borrow up to a maximum of 4.5 times your salary.
Detailed information can be found on the Government website www.helptobuy.gov.uk
Help to Buy London equity loan example
| For a property worth £400,000 | Amount | Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| Cash deposit | £20,000 | 5% |
| Equity loan | £160,000 | 40% |
| Your mortgage | £220,000 | 55% |
How do I pay back the Help to Buy London equity loan?
You must pay back the loan after 25 years or when you sell your home - whichever comes first.
You will not be charged any interest on the 40% loan for the first five years of owning your home.
However a management fee of £1 a month will be applicable from the date of purchase for the duration of the equity loan.
From year six, a fee of 1.75% is payable on the equity loan, which rises annually by CPI (Consumer Price Index) inflation plus 2%.
For full information about the scheme, please visit helptobuy.gov.uk
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