The Zero SW20

The Zero: A Visionary Development at 32-34 Bushey Road, London SW20 8BP

The Zero was conceived with a groundbreaking vision: to establish one of the most eco-friendly developments in the UK while maintaining exceptional design and functionality. This project leads the way in high-quality, zero-carbon living. Every element, from creating a thermally efficient structure to minimizing the energy consumption of each apartment and the building as a whole, embodies the utmost in sustainability and impressive design.

Sustainable Living at Its Finest

At The Zero, we leverage the sun's natural power, benefiting our owners by reducing their energy expenses and contributing to environmental conservation. By using state-of-the-art solar panel technology alongside a bank of Tesla Powerwall storage batteries, our building achieves complete self-sufficiency during certain times of the year.

Welcome to the UK’s most stunning energy-efficient residential building.

Local Area Insights

Raynes Park is a tranquil, verdant, family-oriented region with a lively community atmosphere. This safe and leafy suburb, located just 20 minutes by train from central London, offers open spaces uncommon in the city. Its bustling local high street, a finalist in the Great British High Street Awards in 2015, provides all essential amenities for everyday living.

Less than 1.5 miles away, discover the chic Wimbledon Village, rich with stylish boutiques, artisanal coffee shops, specialty food stores, and a wide selection of vibrant bars and restaurants. Nearby, the elegant homes and expansive green spaces of Coombe and Copse Hill, a conservation area, add to the charm. Raynes Park has a proactive residents' association supporting community initiatives like tree planting and enhanced cycling and walking routes.

For grocery needs, Raynes Park offers convenient access to supermarkets such as Waitrose, Co-op, and Sainsbury’s. Adjacent to Raynes Park station, the newly launched Magnificent Marrow provides a delightful range of farm-fresh produce, deli goods, and ethically-sourced meat and fish.

Explore the independent shops in Wimbledon Village, offering everything from fresh flowers to homewares and art, alongside popular high street brands like The White Company, Phase Eight, Oliver Bonas, and H&M.

Dining and Leisure

Savor delicious Mediterranean cuisine at Lime & Thyme on Coombe Lane, or explore local favorites such as Japanese at the trendy Hashi with outdoor seating, traditional Greek at the family-run Olive Garden, or highly-acclaimed tapas at Bar 191. For a traditional pub experience, enjoy a warm welcome and hearty meals at the Raynes Park Tavern. Coffee enthusiasts will find Costa and Starbucks nearby.

Discover numerous lively gastropubs, including the village-like Hand in Hand or the contemporary Fire Stables. On sunny days, the sophisticated Fox and Grapes on the edge of Wimbledon Common is especially popular. The area boasts a diverse selection of independent restaurants with enticing cuisines, from Argentinian to Vietnamese, French to Brazilian, alongside renowned establishments like Hotel du Vin, Giggling Squid, and The Ivy.

Connectivity and Accessibility

Raynes Park offers excellent connectivity for both city and countryside adventures. The overground train line can transport you to Waterloo in 20 minutes, with options to switch to the underground at Vauxhall for further city exploration.

For a quick escape, the stunning landscapes of the New Forest, Dorset, or the West Country are easily reachable via the M3 or M25, both within a 20-minute drive from Raynes Park.

Gatwick Airport is less than 40 minutes by car, and a day at Brighton beach is just a 90-minute trip away.

Disclaimer

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