Marsh & Parsons in Putney
Long known as one of London’s most charming and leafy neighbourhoods, Putney has become even more popular in recent years. Vast green spaces and a ‘close to the countryside’ feel, along with great central connections and diverse independent businesses, make it an ideal base for homeowners and renters of all types.
Flats in Putney are plentiful and popular amongst young professional renters, whilst riverside flats for sale tempt those looking to escape the City’s hustle and bustle. Putney houses are a strong mix of terraced period properties, semi-detached and detached homes, as well as contemporary new builds.
If you’re thinking of moving to the area, consider us your go-to estate agents in Putney. Our local knowledge, community spirit and excellent recommendations ensure we are well-placed to help you make the perfect next move.
Living in Putney
This riverside spot in south-west London has it all; attractive tree-lined streets, river walks, plenty of things to do and great proximity to central London.
Places to eat in Putney are plentiful, with locals heading to Dynamo for pizza or Putney Pies for a laid-back dinner. The Duke’s Head is popular for a riverside pint, while Social Brew Café draws in a coffee-loving crowd for a mid-week pick-me-up or longer brunch at the weekend.
As for things to do in Putney, your weekends will be easily spent over leisurely breakfasts and walks along the Thames, in nearby Barnes’ wetlands or across Putney Bridge in Bishop’s Park. The area is also well-placed for plenty of sports such as tennis, golf, swimming and cricket, with a good choice of local clubs and facilities. If you prefer spectating to playing, the famous Craven Cottage, home to Fulham Football Club, is also found at the end of Bishop’s Park. Arts and culture is covered by big-name state-of-the-art cinema screens and local theatre groups who call Putney Arts Centre home.
Don’t miss: If the famous boat races inspire you to take to the water, why not try a paddleboarding session along the Thames and under Putney Bridge itself?
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