Putney

Putney moves fast, one of the more competitive markets I cover, and that pace is exactly why a considered strategy beats a rushed listing.

Between the high street, the river, and genuinely excellent transport links, Putney attracts a broad mix of professionals, families, and investors, which means competition for the right buyers and tenants is real. I bring the same single point of contact approach here as everywhere else, proper valuation, professional marketing, and full support from first viewing through to completion or move-in.

What Makes Putney Different

• The Boat Race starting point. A genuine piece of sporting history along the Embankment.
• Rowing clubs and riverside dining. A waterfront lifestyle that’s hard to match elsewhere in South West London.
• Putney Heath and Wandsworth Park. Substantial green space balancing out the busy high street.
• Excellent connectivity. One of the fastest commutes into central London from this part of the city.

Transport & Connectivity

Putney Station runs high-frequency South Western services into Waterloo in around 15 minutes, and East Putney and Putney Bridge stations add District line access into the West End and City. The Thames Clipper river bus also runs from Putney Pier to Chelsea Harbour, Westminster, and the City. The A3 connects to the M25 and Heathrow in under 30 minutes.

Schools & Family Life

Putney High School, Brandlehow Primary School, and Hurlingham School are all well regarded locally, and the high street and Exchange shopping centre add cafes, boutiques, and fitness venues that keep the area popular with professionals and families alike.

Property Market

Putney’s housing spans Victorian and Edwardian family homes, conversion flats, and modern riverfront developments. Premium flats typically start from around £550,000, with larger period family homes commonly ranging from £1.5 million to £3 million plus. It remains a consistently in-demand market for buyers, tenants, and investors.