The addition of the new residential clubs to the Third Space network adds value to members who want clubs near their home and their place of work – a central strategic aim of the group, which is set to generate more than £50m of revenue in 2022, ahead of 2019 levels.

The Wimbledon club, which will be located in the new-look Centre Court Shopping Centre, will provide 42,000sq ft of workout space, including an extensive range of mind and body classes in a dedicated hot yoga studio, ambient studio and a reformer pilates studio. Other facilities will include a cycle studio with gradient lighting, a Watt bike zone, a HIIT Studio and a double height Yard space, unique to Third Space and designed for cross functional training. The club will also have a four lane 25m pool with a wet spa area featuring a hydro pool, plunge pool, bespoke heated loungers and an Aspen wood sauna and steam. 

Third Space Battersea will launch on Electric Boulevard, a new pedestrianised high street which will run from the south district of the Power Station in autumn 2023. The 28,000sq ft site has been designed to pay homage to Battersea power station, using digital technology to form curved brick walls and the use of sustainable materials.

The Battersea club will include a 20m performance pool, a wet spa recovery area with hydro pool and a sunken bespoke timber Finnish sauna and marble steam. A variety of classes will be available in the supersized high intensity studio, curved hot yoga and pilates studio, a tiered cycle studio and a combat zone with eight bespoke bags. The club will also boast a functional training Elieko weightlifting space and a 15m sled track. 

The business most recently unveiled the launch of the Mayfair club in November 2021 and is currently preparing for the launch of Moorgate, set to open in November this year.  

“We can’t wait to continue expanding our current club network in Battersea and Wimbledon, reaching new areas in London. In doing so, we achieve our simply stated dual aims of getting better and bigger,” said Colin Waggett, CEO of Third Space.

“Each new club is an opportunity to push the boundaries of what the very best in class clubs offer. 2023 is going to be a very exciting year for Third Space with the upcoming club launches, and we have a number of other sites set to launch shortly after, inspiring all Londoners to be their personal best.”