House renovation cost in Wimbledon Park.

Typical 2026 Wimbledon Park ranges (inc. design, build, contingency & VAT): kitchen-only £24k–£75k; bathroom-only £14k–£47k; single-room refurb £19k–£56k; whole-house £169k–£423k; period restoration £235k–£846k. The Wimbledon Park multiplier (0.94×) reflects local labour, scaffold and finish expectations.

Usually no — most internal renovations only need building regulations approval. Wimbledon Park Estate Conservation Area covers most of the central streets. If you're in a conservation area or your property is listed, listed-building consent may be needed for layout changes, sash-window replacement or chimney works. We check the specific address before quoting.

Edwardian terraces and semis with bay windows and outriggers, plus some 1920s housing on the eastern edges. On this kind of housing in SW19, whole-house refurbishments most commonly involve new layout (often opening up the ground floor), full rewire, new heating, new kitchen and bathrooms, and finishes throughout. Period restoration is more common on listed properties and conservation-area frontages.

Allow 4–10 weeks for design and procurement, then 6–10 weeks on site for a kitchen, 3–5 weeks for a bathroom, 4–8 months for a whole-house refurb, and 8–14 months for period restoration. LB Merton processes building control approvals in parallel with construction.

Single-room or single-bathroom: usually yes. Whole-house refurb: almost always no — dust, services downtime and security make it impractical. Most Wimbledon Park clients rent locally for 3–6 months during the works. We coordinate the programme with break clauses so you're not paying double rent at the end.

Yes — Wimbledon Park is within our core London renovation catchment. Our studio is at 20 Dawes Road in Fulham, 7.0km from Wimbledon Park. We've delivered renovations across the SW19 postcode and our subcontractor network covers Merton. Free site visit, fixed-price quote, 10-year HomePro warranty on finished works.