Located in the borough of Wandsworth in South West London, Putney is only 6 miles from central London. With a range of transport options, plenty of green outdoor space and excellent amenities, Putney is becoming increasingly popular with renters.
Excellent amenities
Welcoming Community
Putney is most famous as the starting point for the annual Oxford and Cambridge University boat race.
Due to being in the borough of Wandsworth, residents benefit from some of the lowest tax rates in the country. The average cost of Council Tax based on a band D property is £475.44. Find out the price of Council Tax in each borough here.
Putney railway station serves southwest London, straddling Zone 2 and Zone 3.
Families, Young Professionals
Restaurants, Cafes, Bars, Transport links, Green Spaces
Wandsworth’s crime rates are some of the lowest in London. Putney’s crime rates are very low, with a safe and family friendly feel to it.
There’s nowhere better for a scenic picnic than Wandsworth Park. Located right on the riverbank, this Edwardian park is perfect for people to play sports, and watch birds and passing boats. The park is also home to a play area, café and a putting green.
Putney Market takes place every Saturday just off the High Street in St Mary’s Church Square. You’ll find a delicious selection of seafood, farmers produce, cakes, bakes and more. You’ll also find stalls offering art and design pieces, antiques, and vintage goods.
Enjoy waterside views at The Boathouse with an open terrace and balcony where you can watch the day go by. Serving all the British classics, tuck into the Ploughman’s starter that includes a scotch egg, pork pie and pickled onion. Follow with fish and chips or if it’s a Sunday, a hearty roast dinner.
There’s nowhere better for a scenic picnic than Wandsworth Park. Located right on the riverbank, this Edwardian park is perfect for people to play sports, and watch birds and passing boats. The park is also home to a play area, café and a putting green.
Putney Market takes place every Saturday just off the High Street in St Mary’s Church Square. You’ll find a delicious selection of seafood, farmers produce, cakes, bakes and more. You’ll also find stalls offering art and design pieces, antiques, and vintage goods.
Enjoy waterside views at The Boathouse with an open terrace and balcony where you can watch the day go by. Serving all the British classics, tuck into the Ploughman’s starter that includes a scotch egg, pork pie and pickled onion. Follow with fish and chips or if it’s a Sunday, a hearty roast dinner.
House
£2587
Per month, based on a 3 bedroom property
Halls
£713
Per month, dependant on chosen halls
Utilities
£113
Per month
Wi-Fi
£35
Per month
Council Tax
£475.44
Per year
Fibre Download Speed
80Mbps
Fibre Upload Speed
20Mbps
Pint of Beer
£5
Gym membership
£36
Weekly food shop
£30
An independent spot serving coffee, cakes and wholesome food
A dog friendly cafe serving a selection of delicious lunch and brunch foods.
An award winning restaurant, serving modern Asian food with a Thai influence.
Mixed between classic British pub and music venue, this is a local favourite.
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Wandsworth’s crime rates are some of the lowest in London. Putney’s crime rates are very low, with a safe and family friendly feel to it.
Overall, Putney is a very nice area to live in, with a number of amenities that make it such a popular residential area. This includes:
In the borough of Wandsworth, the average cost of Council Tax based on a band D property is £475.44
Based on a three bed property, the average price of rent for a Putney property is £2587.
Putney railway station serves Putney in the London Borough of Wandsworth, in southwest London straddling Zone 2 and Zone 3.