From leafy Wimbledon Village to vibrant Tooting, explore our neighbourhood guides to find your perfect location. Property prices, transport links, schools and local amenities all in one place.
Balham, often called "the new Clapham," is a thriving South West London neighbourhood known for its bustling high street, excellent transport links, and diverse property market. Popular with young professionals, families, and couples, Balham offers a unique blend of Victorian charm and modern amenities, making it an ideal place to live for those seeking both convenience and community.
Avg. Price
£750,000
Avg. Rent
£2,100 pcm
Gross Yield
3.4%
Colliers Wood, nestled in SW19, is a vibrant and evolving part of South West London. Known for its affordability compared to neighbouring Wimbledon and Tooting, it offers a mix of Victorian terraces, ex-council properties, and new-build apartments. Its convenient Northern line station and improving infrastructure make it a top choice for first-time buyers, young professionals, and investors alike.
Avg. Price
£480,000
Avg. Rent
£1,500 pcm
Gross Yield
3.8%
Earlsfield is a vibrant and welcoming South West London neighbourhood known for its strong community spirit, excellent transport links, and a thriving food scene. Offering a mix of charming Victorian terraces and modern apartments, it’s an increasingly popular choice for young professionals, first-time buyers, and families looking for great value close to central London.
Avg. Price
£650,000
Avg. Rent
£1,900 pcm
Gross Yield
3.5%
Nestled between the bustling hubs of Tooting and Streatham, Furzedown offers a peaceful retreat with tree-lined streets and a strong community spirit. Known for its excellent schools and a mix of charming Edwardian and Victorian homes, it's an ideal spot for families and professionals seeking good value in South West London.
Avg. Price
£550,000
Avg. Rent
£1,700 pcm
Gross Yield
3.7%
Merton Park is a picturesque historic garden suburb in SW19, famed for its Arts and Crafts architecture and tree-lined streets. With a strong community atmosphere, excellent transport options including the Tramlink, and proximity to Wimbledon, it offers an ideal blend of heritage charm and modern convenience for families and professionals alike.
Avg. Price
£700,000
Avg. Rent
£2,100 pcm
Gross Yield
3.6%
Morden, located at the southern terminus of the Northern line, combines suburban charm with excellent value for money. Known for its expansive green space, Morden Hall Park, and a strong community feel, it appeals to families, commuters, and first-time buyers seeking spacious homes and good local amenities.
Avg. Price
£450,000
Avg. Rent
£1,450 pcm
Gross Yield
3.9%
Nestled on the banks of the Thames, Putney is a sought-after South West London locale that perfectly balances riverside tranquillity with urban convenience. Known for its leafy streets, rowing heritage, and excellent transport, Putney appeals to families, young professionals, and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
Avg. Price
£850,000
Avg. Rent
£2,400 pcm
Gross Yield
3.4%
Raynes Park offers an affordable gateway to the prestigious Wimbledon area, combining excellent transport links with a friendly local high street. Popular with first-time buyers and young families, this South West London suburb boasts a mix of charming 1930s semis, Victorian terraces, and modern flats, all set amidst green spaces like Cannon Hill Common.
Avg. Price
£550,000
Avg. Rent
£1,700 pcm
Gross Yield
3.7%
Southfields, affectionately known as "the grid," is a charming South West London neighbourhood prized for its Victorian streets, village feel, and excellent schools. With Wimbledon Park and easy transport links nearby, it’s ideal for families, professionals, and downsizers alike.
Avg. Price
£800,000
Avg. Rent
£2,300 pcm
Gross Yield
3.5%
Streatham, located in South West London’s SW16 postcode, is a vibrant and diverse area offering a unique blend of period properties, bustling high streets, and green spaces. Known for its strong community spirit and excellent transport links, Streatham is a popular choice for families and young professionals alike seeking great value and lifestyle.
Avg. Price
£600,000
Avg. Rent
£1,750 pcm
Gross Yield
3.5%
Tooting, nestled in South West London’s SW17 postcode, is a lively, multicultural neighbourhood renowned for its bustling high street, renowned curry houses, and the iconic Tooting Bec Lido. Offering great value for money alongside excellent transport and a thriving food scene, it appeals to young professionals, families, and diverse communities alike.
Avg. Price
£600,000
Avg. Rent
£1,800 pcm
Gross Yield
3.6%
Wandsworth Town in SW18 is a rapidly evolving London neighbourhood blending rich heritage with modern living. Known for its excellent value, green spaces like Wandsworth Common, and burgeoning developments such as the Ram Quarter, it appeals to young professionals, families, and first-time buyers alike.
Avg. Price
£700,000
Avg. Rent
£2,000 pcm
Gross Yield
3.4%
Wimbledon (SW19) is a vibrant South West London area famed for its tennis championships, excellent transport links, and diverse property market. Whether you’re a young professional, family, or commuter, Wimbledon offers a unique blend of lifestyle, green spaces, and cultural amenities.
Avg. Price
£750,000
Avg. Rent
£2,200 pcm
Gross Yield
3.5%
Wimbledon Park offers a peaceful, green retreat within easy reach of central London. Known for its leafy streets, excellent schools, and the beautiful Wimbledon Park lake, it’s popular with families, professionals, and retirees seeking a balanced lifestyle. With a mix of charming period homes and modern developments, this SW19 neighbourhood combines community spirit with urban convenience.
Avg. Price
£850,000
Avg. Rent
£2,400 pcm
Gross Yield
3.4%
Wimbledon Village is one of London's most prestigious and charming neighbourhoods, offering a unique blend of historic elegance and vibrant village life. With its boutique high street, direct access to the expansive Wimbledon Common, and premium Victorian and Georgian properties, it attracts affluent families and professionals seeking an exceptional quality of life.
Avg. Price
£1,500,000
Avg. Rent
£4,500 pcm
Gross Yield
3.6%
