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Reasons to book
About this house rental
Bring the whole group together in this generous five-bedroom Morden home, with six beds for up to 11 guests and three bathrooms. A private garden and patio, well-equipped kitchen, Wi-Fi, workspace and free parking make group stays easy. Northern line links put the West End and City within reach—book your south-west London base.
The Space:
- Sleeps up to 11 across five bedrooms and six beds
- Three bathrooms, including one private en-suite
- Private garden, patio and BBQ grill
- Free on-premises parking and Wi-Fi
- Well-equipped kitchen, dishwasher and washing machine
- 24/7 support, professional cleaning and hotel-quality linen and towels
Set across three floors, this generous Morden home gives families, groups and work teams room to settle in for short breaks or longer stays, with Northern line links into central London.
The Space
The house is arranged over three floors and has been set up for comfortable longer stays as well as short breaks. Every bed is made up with fresh linen and towels, and hairdryers are provided in each room.
Bedrooms and sleeping arrangements
Five bedrooms in total, six beds, sleeping 11 guests.
Bedroom 1: double bed with fitted wardrobes
Bedroom 2: double bed with private en-suite shower room
Bedroom 3: double bed with wardrobe and chest of drawers
Bedroom 4: double bed, also set up as a dedicated work space with a desk
Bedroom 5: ground floor room with a double bed and a single bed, with direct access to the patio and garden
All rooms have wardrobes or chests of drawers, bedside tables and lamps, and are finished in a calm neutral palette with warm carpet underfoot.
Bathrooms
Three bathrooms in total. Two family bathrooms, one with a whirlpool bath and an overhead rainfall shower, plus a private en-suite shower room off one of the doubles. All are fully tiled with heated towel rails, and hand wash and towels are provided.
Kitchen
A well equipped galley kitchen with granite worktops, a full size cooker with oven and hob, extractor hood, tall fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher and washing machine. Coffee machine, kettle and toaster provided, along with everything you need to cook properly for a group. A door leads directly out to the patio and garden.
Lounge
A separate lounge reserved for guests features two large sofas, a coffee table, a feature fireplace and a large flat-screen TV. It is a comfortable place to unwind and spend time together after a day in London.
Work space
One of the bedrooms doubles as a study with a proper desk and chair, ideal for guests working remotely or teams needing somewhere quiet to catch up on admin.
Outside
A private rear garden with a paved patio, lawn and mature trees and shrubs providing good screening from neighbours. Space for morning coffee outside or a barbecue in warmer months.
Guest Access
Guests have the entire house and garden to themselves. Self-check-in via a key safe lets you arrive at a time that suits you, and the property is not shared with the host or other guests. Book your Morden stay and give the whole group space to feel at home.
Guest Access:
Guests have access to the full property during their stay. Enjoy!
The Neighborhood:
Lower Morden is a quiet, leafy residential suburb, which makes it a comfortable base after a day in the city.
Everyday essentials. A Sainsbury's Local is about 10 minutes on foot on Central Road, with a larger Sainsbury's Superstore near Morden station and a Tesco Extra in New Malden for a full weekly shop.
Eating and drinking. Morden Brook, a large local pub with a full food menu and a garden, is only a few minutes away. The Beverley Country Carvery on Lower Morden Lane is a favourite for Sunday lunch. Morden town centre adds Italian, Indian and traditional fish and chips, and New Malden, a short trip away, is home to the best Korean food in London.
Green space and days out. Morden Hall Park, a free 125 acre National Trust estate along the River Wandle, is one of the best kept secrets in south London and has a café, garden centre and secondhand bookshop. Cannon Hill Common and Nonsuch Park are also close by.
Further afield. Wimbledon Village and the All England Lawn Tennis Club are a few stops up the Northern line, with the museum and tour worth a half day. Merton Abbey Mills near Colliers Wood runs a riverside craft and food market at weekends.
Getting Around:
By Underground
Morden station is the southern terminus of the Northern line and sits in Zone 4, roughly a 20 minute walk or a short bus ride away. From there it is a direct run into Clapham, Waterloo, Bank, London Bridge and the West End, with no changes needed. Being at the end of the line means you almost always get a seat.
By train
St Helier station is the closest at around 12 minutes on foot, with Morden South a similar distance. Both sit on the Thameslink Sutton loop, which connects to Wimbledon, Sutton and central London stations including Blackfriars and St Pancras.
By bus
Local bus routes run along Central Road and Lower Morden Lane, linking the house to Morden town centre, Worcester Park and New Malden. Useful for the last stretch to the Tube if you would rather not walk it.
By car
Free on street parking directly outside the property. The A3 and A24 are both within a short drive, giving easy access to the M25, Gatwick and the south coast. Central London is around 40 minutes outside peak hours.
Airports
Gatwick is roughly an hour by train via Sutton. Heathrow is around an hour by road or via public transport through Wimbledon.
Other Things to Note:
Self check in via key safe, with full arrival instructions sent before your stay
Free on street parking, no permit required
Washing machine and dishwasher provided for longer stays
The house sits on three floors with stairs to the upper bedrooms, so please note this if anyone in your party has mobility needs. One bedroom is on the ground floor
No parties or events. This is a quiet residential street and we ask guests to respect the neighbours
No smoking anywhere inside the property








