James started his career in real estate in 1993 and initially worked for one of London’s largest independent firms, before moving to Savills in Wimbledon Village where he opened a new office as part of an expansion into the south west London market in 2000. 

Over the last 30 years, James has been recognised as someone that provides concise and realistic advice in line with market conditions, adopting a measured and strategic perspective. This reputation has enabled him to advise on and secure the mandates to sell the highest value sales in Wimbledon Village SW19, west Wimbledon SW20 and the largest plot sale in the Coombe Estate KT2. 

James was regularly one of the top fee earners of any south west London office, generating record revenue and profit for the company during his tenure as Head of Office. With an encyclopaedic knowledge of the market and an extensive contacts database, James always strives to assist clients in achieving their goals.

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Wimbledon is a highly sought-after area in southwest London, primarily celebrated as the global stage for the world’s most prestigious tennis championship. Beyond its inescapable tennis renown, the neighbourhood is admired for its lush verdure, reputed schools, and prime real estate offerings.



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Primrose Hill

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Fitzrovia

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St James's

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Ascot

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Soho

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Berkshire

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Pimlico

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Walton-on-Thames

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residential area.

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Wentworth

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Hammersmith

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Westminster

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Coombe

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Knightsbridge

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Hyde Park

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Oxshott

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Connaught Village

An elite melting pot of fine dining restaurants, dazzling theatres, designer boutiques, five-
star hotels and private member clubs, Mayfair is a haven for wealthy individuals who like to
prioritise the finer things in life.

Behind a gated driveway on Ellerton Road, this detached red-brick house has a landscaped garden, an indoor swimming pool and a cinema. Sophia House extends to approximately 7,302 sq. ft., including the summer house, with a lift serving all four floors.

 

On the ground floor, a 34 ft. reception room overlooks the garden. Parquet flooring, decorative cornicing and a fireplace give the room character, while glazed doors frame views of the planting beyond. There is a secondary reception room and office on this level. The property has a garage, with further parking on the gated driveway.

 

The kitchen and family room spans more than 33 ft. at garden level, with a broad island, TV area and doors opening onto the garden. A separate utility room sits alongside. On the same level are a cinema, a wine room and an indoor swimming pool with a sauna and shower room.

 

The principal bedroom opens onto a private roof terrace overlooking the garden and has a dressing room and an ensuite bathroom. Two further bedrooms on the first floor each have a dressing area and an ensuite. The top floor has three more bedrooms, one with an ensuite shower room, and a separate shower room.

 

Outside, broad steps lead through planted terraces to a lawn bordered by mature trees and shrubs. A timber summer house opens onto its own deck, tucked among the planting. The house is available unfurnished.

 

Ellerton Road is on the west side of Wimbledon, with Wimbledon Village and the Common nearby. The Village High Street has independent shops, cafés, restaurants and pubs, while the Common offers woodland paths and wide stretches of open ground. Cannizaro Park, just off West Side Common, has formal gardens and quieter paths through mature trees. Wimbledon town centre has a wider range of shops and everyday amenities. Wimbledon station offers District line services and mainline trains to London Waterloo.

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Detached Wimbledon house with an indoor pool and landscaped garden

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Arranged across five floors, this furnished four-bedroom townhouse has a double reception room, separate dining room, a large study and a 68-ft garden, close to Wimbledon Village and the Common.

 

The house extends to approximately 2,575 sq. ft., with generous living space spread across the lower-ground and ground floors. On the lower-ground floor, a dining room leads into the kitchen, which opens directly onto the long rear garden. A guest WC, and laundry cupboard with separate washing machine and dryer are also found on this level.

 

A double reception room occupies the ground floor, alongside a garden room overlooking the greenery outside.

 

On the first floor is the principal bedroom suite which can be closed off to provide a fifth bedroom if required and family bathroom to the rear. Three more bedrooms are arranged across the second floor with an additional family bathroom. Built-in wardrobes provide ample storage throughout.

 

The top floor is given over to a large study with far-reaching views across Wimbledon and the surrounding area. Wooden floors, fireplaces and sash windows retain the house’s period character, while the neutral, modern interiors offer an understated backdrop for the furnishings.

 

Ridgway runs through the heart of Wimbledon Village, within easy reach of its independent shops, cafés and restaurants. Wimbledon Common is also close by, providing more than 1,000 acres of open green space. Wimbledon station offers District line, National Rail and Tramlink services, with direct trains to London Waterloo.

A Four-Bedroom Townhouse in Wimbledon Village

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This outstanding six-bedroom house on Wimbledon’s prestigious Drax Estate extends to approximately 7,750 sq ft and offers beautifully landscaped gardens alongside an exceptional collection of leisure facilities. Set behind electric gates on one of the area’s most sought-after private roads, Augusta House includes an indoor swimming pool, sauna and steam room, cinema, gym and wine room, as well as an integral garage and a lift serving every floor. Wimbledon Common is accessible directly from the end of the road, giving the house an unusually private and leafy setting within easy reach of Wimbledon Village and central London.

 

A panelled entrance hall introduces the generous proportions and carefully considered interiors. Parquet flooring runs into the principal reception spaces, including a formal dining room and a study. Spanning more than 34 ft across the rear of the house, the drawing room has a fireplace, bespoke fitted bar and several sets of full-height doors opening onto a balcony with views over the landscaped rear garden.

 

The lower-ground floor is arranged for informal family life and entertaining. Measuring more than 33 ft in length, the kitchen, dining and family room has pale stone flooring and a substantial central island, with broad glass doors opening directly onto the lower terrace and garden beyond. The contemporary kitchen incorporates extensive cabinetry, stone worktops and integrated appliances, while a separate utility room provides additional storage.

 

The remainder of the lower-ground floor is devoted to an exceptional leisure and entertaining suite, centred on the indoor swimming pool. A sauna, steam room and shower facilities sit at one end, while a cinema room and temperature-controlled wine room complete the floor.

 

Three bedroom suites are arranged across the first floor. The principal bedroom is at the rear of the house and opens onto a private terrace overlooking the garden. A fitted dressing area leads to a large ensuite bathroom with twin basins, a freestanding bath and separate shower. Two further double bedrooms each have fitted dressing areas and ensuite bathrooms. Three additional bedrooms, one of which is ensuite, and a family bathroom are found on the second floor, offering flexibility for family and guests.

 

Outside, a carriage driveway provides off-street parking and access to the integral garage, which has an EV charging point. The private and secluded rear garden is beautifully landscaped, with a series of broad terraces providing generous spaces for outdoor dining and entertaining, complemented by established planting and mature trees. A summer house stands at the far end of the garden. Further specifications include air conditioning, an air-source heat pump, high-speed fibre broadband and a Control4 home automation system.

 

Ellerton Road forms part of the Drax Estate and has a leafy, almost rural character, with Wimbledon Common accessible from the end of the road. The Common extends to approximately 1,200 acres, providing extensive walking, cycling and riding routes, alongside three golf courses, including Royal Wimbledon Golf Club. Wimbledon Village, with its independent shops, restaurants and cafés, is approximately one mile away, while highly regarded schools nearby include The Rowans School and King’s College School. Raynes Park station provides regular services to London Waterloo in around 20 minutes, and the A3 offers convenient access into and out of London.

James Morrison