Leaflet Distribution SW19
Introduction
The SW19 postcode covers the area of Wimbledon, South Wimbledon and Merton. It is framed by Durnsford Road and Haydons Road in the East, Wimbledon Park Side and Mostyn Road in the West.
It is one of the more family friendly areas of London with people under 44 years of age making up approximately half of the total population. Some 25% of the households are couples with children.
Approximately 75% of the local residents describe themselves as associate professionals, professionals, managers or directors. As a result, the average income in this area is higher than the London average.
SW19 neighbours on Rayners Park in the West, Wandsworth in the North, Tooting in the West and Morden in the South. It is one of the greener London postcodes. It includes Wimbledon Common, Wimbledon Park and Morden Hall Park within it’s borders.
There are also many smaller parks like Mostyn Gardens, Merton Park, Nursery Road Playing Fields, Wandle Park, South Park Gardens and about half-a-dozen more small green parks and areas.
Wimbledon
Wimbledon is very well connected with Wimbledon Park providing the local residents with access to the District Underground Line that goes all the way from Wimbledon, Richmond and Ealing to Aldgate. It is one of the more uniquely shaped underground lines and as such connects unexpected areas and provides an amazing ability to travel.
Southern, Thameslink and South Western Railway services running through Wimbledon and Haydons Road stations give the locals another level of connectivity to many places in South London and beyond.
Wimbledon covers a large area and is mainly made up of residential streets. As such it can take more than 20,000 leaflets. It is one of the more commonly targeted postcodes when it comes to leafleting campaign focusing on affluents South London households.
Wimbledon is obviously well known for its famous tennis tournament. However other sports like cricket and horse riding have a great tradition and amenities here.
Merton
Near Merton, Colliers Wood and South Wimbledon stations provide access to the Northern Line which connects the South all the way from Morden to Edgware and High Barnet in the North. Merton includes one of the few industrial areas within SW19. When we move west towards Merton Park and Mostyn Road, we fairly quickly end up finding streets lined with large semi-detached houses again.
More about Merton and Wimbledon
While being very well connected, covered with some of the nicest green spaces in South London and being a stone’s throw from Richmond Park it is no surprise that both Wimbledon and Merton are some of the more affluent areas in London.
Merton and Wimbledon are made up of some of the nicer Victorian Terraced houses and semi-detached and detached town houses. If we generalise, we can say that the closer we get to Wimbledon Common, the larger the homes get.
With that said, there are some areas around Merton and Wimbledon station that are not deliverable with many commercial addresses and some inaccessible apartment blocks.
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