SW6 is one of London’s most desirable postcodes — You’ll find plentiful green spaces and some of the best dining and shopping in the city in this picturesque pocket of London — Bordering the River Thames, you’re also spoiled with riverside walks to Wandsworth, Putney and Battersea.
You’ll find this luxury development in west London perfectly located in Zone 2 with access to some of the very best transport links that the capital has to offer. From this sought-after address, you can explore the city by land, water and sea with access to bus, riverboat, tube, train or even helicopter routes. The most respected names in food, art and fashion have settled in SW6 and the neighbourhoods of Parsons Green, Fulham and Chelsea, too.
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A Grade II listed Edwardian park on the south bank of the River Thames, Wandsworth Park has changed very little since it opened in 1903. It still offers lots of open spaces and opportunities to watch sport, birds and the river flow by.
A long sliver of a park that runs from Putney Bridge to Craven Cottage, Bishops Park offers some of the best riverside walks and views of the River Thames. As a result, areas of the park are listed, and it is one of the borough’s most popular and well-used green spaces.
Back in 1883, Eel Brook Common used to host the home games of the then amateur local football team, Fulham FC. Nowadays, you’re more likely to see five-a-side on its astroturf pitch, as well as regular tennis matches on its popular courts.
Hurlingham Park in Fulham is one of the borough’s flagship parks and one of 20 that has achieved Green Flag status. It’s also where some of polo’s greatest matches have been played. Continuing its rich sporting history today is a full complement of football and rugby pitches, as well as tennis and netball courts.
Shielded by its original Edwardian walls and trees that were planted more than 100 years ago, South Park in Fulham feels worlds away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Across its 20 acres, you’ll find a whole host of sports facilities including netball courts, football and cricket pitches.
This large triangle of green that gives its name to the wider area was the former village green where the rector of Fulham used to live. It’s now a great place to lounge and picnic in the summer months.
You’ll find many of the country’s highest-achieving schools, including the leading Putney High School and Francis Holland School, within easy reach of Hurlingham Waterfront — What’s more, the borough of Hammersmith and Fulham has one of the country’s highest percentages of schools ranked “outstanding”.
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