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The Mapesbury Estate is a vastly historic residential estate that provides a host of beautifully traditional accommodations. Since December 1982, the Estate has been classed as a Conservation Area. The houses are 130 years old at most, creating an abundance of architectural interest. Expansion plans are currently in progress, with the eastern side of Walm Lane around Blenheim Gardens joining the Conservation Area.

Information about the Mapesbury Estate Area


Possibly dating back to Roman times, Coombe was listed in the Domesday Book as having 3 manors. In the 16th century, springs on Coombe hill were channelled to Hampton Court Palace to feed its fountains and waterworks. The Coombe Hill water pump system was abandoned in 1900. The area lies to the south of Richmond Park, with Wimbledon Common to the east. Coombe is a neighbourhood of Greater London, and lies within the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames. Coombe lies adjacent to Merton, Sutton, Wandsworth and Richmond.

A Brief History of Coombe Hill and Coombe Wood Golf ...