
Rolls-Royce Phantom
3 passengers · 2 large cases

London
For two weeks each summer Wimbledon becomes the busiest square mile in south London, and for the rest of the year it is one of the calmest.
Quoted individually. Share the outline and we reply with a written price — no rate card, no obligation.
Wimbledon divides clearly in two. The Village sits at the top of the hill around the High Street and the Common, all Georgian frontages and long views; the town centre lies at the bottom around the Broadway and the station, busier and more commercial. Church Road runs between them past the tennis grounds. Our passengers are residents for most of the year and visitors for a fortnight in summer, and the two require completely different planning.
During the championships the roads around Church Road, Somerset Road and Marryat Road operate under residents-only restrictions and managed set-down arrangements, and the surrounding streets slow to a crawl from mid-morning. Outside the fortnight, Wimbledon Hill Road is the main climb and queues at school times, the Village High Street offers very limited stopping, and the roads across the Common are unlit and narrow at night. Wimbledon sits outside the congestion charge zone and inside the ultra low emission zone.
The tennis is the obvious draw, and it is worth saying plainly what a chauffeur adds: a set-down as close as the restrictions allow, no parking search at either end, and a car that comes back for you whenever play finishes, which on a five-set evening is not a time anybody can predict. The rest of the year, journeys are village dinners, theatre in town, the golf courses on the Common's edge, and school and station runs.
The A3 is the road that defines Wimbledon's connections. Heathrow is typically 35 to 60 minutes via the A3 and M25 or the A316. Gatwick runs 45 to 75 minutes, which is unusually good for a London address. Central London is 30 to 60 minutes up the A24 or through Putney. For the south coast, Goodwood or a day at a Surrey ground, Wimbledon is a comfortable and quick starting point.

Why Luxury Chauffeurs
01
The streets around Church Road change their rules for two weeks each summer, so we confirm the morning's set-down arrangements before you leave the house.
02
Wimbledon Hill Road divides the two halves of SW19, and a chauffeur who knows both sides saves you the climb in unsuitable shoes.
03
An hourly booking keeps the same car and chauffeur through a long afternoon, so a delayed lunch on the High Street costs nothing but time.
04
Few London addresses reach the M25 as easily as this one, which makes a Gatwick departure or a Sussex weekend refreshingly simple from Wimbledon.
At a Glance
We work with the residents-only restrictions around Church Road and drop as close as the day allows.
Five sets do not end on schedule, so the car waits and returns when play actually finishes.
The A3 and M25 make SW19 one of the better London postcodes for a southern departure.
Local Knowledge
The town centre gathers around the Broadway, where the station brings together rail, the District line and the tram under one roof. Its approach is narrow and generally full of taxis, so we prefer to meet a few steps away on Hartfield Road or Alexandra Road, where a car can stand without obstructing anyone. The Broadway itself is bus-heavy through the day, and the theatre at its eastern end empties in one movement when a performance ends.
Above the town, Parkside runs along the eastern edge of the Common from Tibbet's Corner down towards the Village, and it is the approach we use when the Hill Road is queuing. The Village end offers very little standing room of its own, so a chauffeur will usually hold on one of the residential turnings off the Ridgway and come forward when you message. Southside Common and West Side Common carry almost no through traffic, which makes them a useful holding position on a busy evening.
During the championships the whole district reorganises itself. The approach roads fill from mid-morning, Southfields becomes the busier station and the queue that forms in Wimbledon Park has its own rhythm of arrival. We plan collections from the town side rather than the grounds, since a short walk downhill is quicker than a car inching along Church Road. Play can run late on the show courts, so the evening collection is agreed as a place rather than a time.
Ways to Travel
Every service is available on this page's journeys. Each has its own detail, timing and pricing basis.
Chauffeur Services
Private Travel
Regular Arrangements
Discreet Travel
Executive Travel
Business Travel
Airport Travel
Hourly Hire
Full-Day Hire
Luxury Vehicles
From an executive saloon to a Rolls-Royce. Model, colour and specification are subject to availability and booking confirmation.

3 passengers · 2 large cases

4 passengers · 3 large cases

3 passengers · 2 large cases

3 passengers · 2 large cases

3 passengers · 2 large cases

3 passengers · 2 large cases

4 passengers · 3 large cases

6 passengers · 6 large cases
Four Steps
Chauffeur booking with us is a conversation rather than a checkout. Every journey is priced individually.
01
Send the date, the addresses and the shape of the day on WhatsApp, or use the journey planner. There is no obligation and no card details are taken to get a price.
02
You receive a written quotation covering the vehicle, the timings and everything included — no estimates that move later, and no surge pricing.
03
On confirmation a vehicle and a named professional chauffeur are assigned to your date, and the terms are put in writing.
04
Briefed on the route, the access and the waiting arrangements before the day, so nothing is decided at the kerb.
Included as Standard
Quoted as one price. No hidden extras added at the end of the journey.
For two weeks each summer Wimbledon becomes the busiest square mile in south London, and for the rest of the year it is one of the calmest.

Corporate & Business
Wimbledon works as a base for people whose diaries are in town but whose homes are not. A car from the door means the working day starts on the A24 or the A3 rather than on a platform at the Broadway, and the back of a saloon takes a call that a carriage cannot. For a full day of meetings we would usually hold the car by the hour and let the schedule move as it will.
Corporate hospitality in early summer is the other half of the picture. Guests arrive from several directions, need collecting in ones and twos, and have to reach the same place within a narrow window. We coordinate those movements centrally, keep one point of contact for the host, and put the arrangement on a company account so no guest is asked to settle anything at the kerb.
Who We Drive
Households between the Ridgway and the Common who use a chauffeur the way others use a second car, for evenings, appointments and the school run.
Debenture holders, hospitality guests and visitors who have crossed several time zones to be here, and would rather not finish the day on a packed District line.
Companies entertaining clients in the area during the summer, moving small groups from a City office to SW19 and home again without anyone driving.
Families setting out early for the coast, Goodwood or a Surrey country house, who prefer the luggage loaded at the door rather than at a station.
Events & Occasions
For the tennis, the useful thing a car provides is an ending. Matches finish when they finish, the rain has its own opinions, and the walk back down the hill in the dark with a guest in heels is nobody's idea of an evening. We hold a position clear of the congestion, agree a meeting point in daylight while everyone can still see it, and come forward the moment you are ready.
The rest of the calendar is gentler. Village dinners, a birthday table on the High Street, a christening at one of the parish churches, and evenings at the theatre on the Broadway or across the river in town. A chauffeur for the day also suits the unhurried Wimbledon Saturday of lunch, an afternoon somewhere and dinner afterwards, where the addresses are settled well in advance and the timings never are.


Airports
Met in arrivals with a name board, luggage carried, and departures planned around your check-in.
Popular Journeys
Quoted door to door as a single movement, including the return leg and any waiting in between.
Timing & Availability
The summer fortnight is the one period where early arrangement genuinely matters. Cars in SW19 are committed weeks ahead for those two weeks, and the days with the largest crowds go first. If you know your dates, even loosely, tell us early and we will hold the shape of the booking while the finer details settle into place.
Outside those weeks the picture is relaxed. Midweek journeys can often be arranged at short notice, and an early airport run rarely presents a problem. School terms shape the mornings here more than anything else, so a nine o'clock departure from the Village behaves quite differently in August from the way it behaves in October. We will say which when we quote.
Professional Chauffeur Standards
What a premium chauffeur service should mean in practice, rather than in a brochure.
Every chauffeur is licensed, insured and vetted before they drive for us. They are briefed on your journey in advance and dressed for the occasion.
Vehicles carry no branding. Your chauffeur speaks when spoken to, and what is discussed in the back of the car stays there.
Current-generation cars, valeted before every journey, with still water and charging in the rear compartment.
The same person handles your enquiry, your quotation and your booking, so nothing is explained twice.

Where We Travel
London is where most of our work begins, but a chauffeur can be arranged to and from any address in the United Kingdom.
The character of Wimbledon
Get a Quote
Every journey is priced individually against distance, duration, vehicle and timing. Send the outline and we will reply with a written quotation.
Frequently Asked
Related
Coverage
London & the whole UK
Quoted individually, in writing, before anything is confirmed.

Arrange Your Chauffeur
Where Will Your Next Journey Take You?
Tell us the date, the destination and the mood of the day. We will reply with a written quotation and a chauffeur assigned to you.