This ex warehouse was originally a supermarket depot.
The 1930s building has had many guises over the years, one of the most memorable being artists' studios for huge installations, which included the Imperial War Museum's 1st World War trench.
After a lengthy renovation project, the building kicks off a new era as one of London's most exciting and largest daylight shooting spaces.
We have two banks of 60ft by 9ft north light sky lights and four 5ft by 5ft north facing original Crittall windows which provide a beautiful soft light across the space.
On the west facing wall is a kitchen that has been styled so that it can be used for shoots as well as for your team.
This offers a fully functioning kitchen, dining area with a 9ft table, reclaimed parquet flooring and three large windows (two of which are Crittall) that the sun streams through.
We welcome advertising, editorial, TV and film shoots.
Unique, bespoke location which retains many of its original features.
These give great character as well as being very practical.
Huge 1930s rolling doors allow for convenient drop offs and pick ups; anything from large props and lights to set builds.
The interior is just over 3800 sqft, 3000 sqft of which is clean, white space situated under a vaulted ceiling flooded with natural light.
This space has a painted soft light grey concrete floor.
Set back from a Wimbledon road in a private gated courtyard.
Off street parking for multiple cars.
Located directly opposite station.