Parking on Beulah Road, SW19

Just as descibed. Great for the station. Many thanks

Excellent spot. Directions were very helpful. Found it straight away and had plenty of room to open doors of our 4 door saloon. 5 minute walk around the corner to Wimbledon station. Would definately use again.

Space was as described but be careful following Google Maps/Waze, as it took me to a road parallel, which meant I had to drive back round the one way system to find the space. Down quite a dark road which appears to be mainly industrial, so i would be hesitant to recommend my girlfriend/sister etc. to park there if coming back when it's dark.

Exactly as described! Absolutely perfect.

Really hard to enter the parking area, and doesn't fit many sized cars! Bit of a faff with the whole door senario.

Overall excellent. Accuracy of description is only 4 stars as while mentioned in the body text, the private driveway is actually on Beulah Road which for anyone not familiar with the area and dependent on satnav is an important distinction. Safety is only rated as 3 stars for a couple of reasons although it's important to stress the points raised are explained in the description. Firstly the space is quite small which means gate cannot be closed when car is parked and secondly the space isn't in a residential street hence perception of safety lower.

Entrance to space is via a quiet back road. Directions and description was spot on. My car (Vauxhall Insignia) was too long to close the gates behind but this didn't matter as it's a quiet road. Less than 5 minutes to train/tube station.

Although the comments above reflect my experience, Unfortunately I was unable to use the space because I had inadvertenly booked it for the WRONG date. Duh

James was very polite and helpful on arrival . Top space 3 mins walk from station.

Excellent location for Wimbledon town and railway station. The space is located in a quite street only a few minuets walk to both the above. Should I need to park in Wimbledon again I will certainly try to get this spot