Bar Sia, The Broadway, Wimbledon:
new life for a restored Turkish bath in a theatre


  

  The Bar Sia from the street   Relaxing with a drink   The mezzanine bar  

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< Photo: Tijen Selim O'Reilly

 

< Photo: Tijen Selim O'Reilly

The outside of the bar

Relaxing in the lounge

 

The main bar

At the rear of the triangular building which is home to the Wimbledon Theatre, there were originally two shops at street level. Below them and, at a slightly higher level, behind them, were the various rooms of a Turkish bath.

These have been restored and refurbished to create Steve Sotiriou's new Bar Sia  which opened in June 2002. The building is Grade II Listed and the architects have incorporated original features that have survived from each of the original rooms into the new design.


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Wimbledon Theatre Turkish Baths. Part 2: Upper levels conversion

          

Victorian Turkish Baths:
their origin, development,
and gradual decline

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