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Serenity Space
Serenity Space · Trial class
21 days unlimited class access for £49
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- Category
- Yoga · Fitness Studio · Wellness · Pilates
- Price
- 49–1375 GBP
Prices
| Plan | Price | Terms |
|---|---|---|
| Maxi Peak (unlimited, anytime) | £125 | /month or £1,375/year |
| Maxi Off-Peak (weekdays 7am–6pm) | £99 | /month or £1,089/year |
| Couples Maxi Peak | £213 | /month |
Opening hours
- Mon–Fri
- 09:00-21:00
- Sat–Sun
- 09:00-20:00
Classes
Vinyasa All LevelsVinyasa Flow All LevelsBaby SoundbathChair Yoga (Online)Dharma YogaDynamic Pilates FlowMama & Baby YogaMindful FlowMorning Vinyasa FlowPilates Open LevelPilates for over 50'sPower Flow
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Frequently asked questions about Serenity Space
How much does it cost to train at Serenity Space?
Prices at Serenity Space are in the 49–1375 GBP range. The cheapest option is Maxi Off-Peak (weekdays 7am–6pm) at £99.
Does Serenity Space have an intro offer?
Yes. Serenity Space offers: 21 days unlimited class access for £49.
What are the opening hours at Serenity Space?
Serenity Space is open Mon–Fri 09:00-21:00, Sat–Sun 09:00-20:00.
Where is Serenity Space?
Serenity Space is at 205 Merton Rd in Southfields, London.
What kind of training does Serenity Space offer?
At Serenity Space you will find yoga, fitness studio, wellness and pilates.
What rating does Serenity Space have?
Serenity Space has 4.8 out of 5 on Google based on 102 reviews.
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Where you'll be
Southfields, London
205 Merton Rd, SW18 5EE, London
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