Wandsworth Area Guide

Wandsworth is a desirable residential neighbourhood located in the London borough of Wandsworth and located on the southern bank of the Thames. With Fulham to the north, Battersea to the east and Putney to the west, the area offers plenty of open spaces, a fantastic choice of schools and riverside walkways. Recently voted as one of the best places to live in the UK, Wandsworth attracts young professional families and is bursting with fancy pubs, boutiques and restaurants.

Eating and drinking
Well known for its popular modern European cuisine, the area has an ample amount of restaurants to choose from. On weekends you will find a mix of people crowding the local pubs. The Ship has a rich historical heritage and is one of the most well known landmark pubs sitting on the edge of the River Thames. Locals crowd the area to enjoy a premium selection of drinks and fine British food. You can experience a truly memorable drinking and eating experience at the The Hope, whether you’re fancy a Sunday Roast or just looking for a unique drinking experience, this is the place to visit.
Wandsworth is also bursting with a range of high quality restaurants and offers varied cuisines.
With an incredible upmarket Chinese loved by locals, The Good Earth successfully delivers contemporary and traditional dishes. If you’re looking for the flavours of Italy, then visit Il Girasole. An authentic Italian restaurant with Italian ingredients where products combined to create an authentic Italian experience. Visitors can also enjoy the rustic design and traditional Italian décor for an overall excellent experience.

Architecture
Roads within the Wandsworth area were built during the Victorian times and showcase a range of styles, from large detached houses with gardens to one storey terraced cottages. However, due to the popularity of the area in the 1960s new building schemes were introduced and an increase in low rise and high-rise buildings were developed. Today the neighbourhood showcases both riverside new-build apartments with incredible views and period houses overlooking Wandsworth Common.

Transportation Links
Rail: The area is served by Wandsworth Common and Wandsworth Town railway stations which provide access into London Victoria and London Waterloo.
Tube: Wandsworth does not have its own underground station, but the nearest station used by locals is Southfields which provides connections into the City via the District Line.
Buses: There are a number of bus links that connect the area into the city. 
28 to Kensal Rise
37 to Peckham
44 to Victoria
156 to Vauxhall
485 to Hammersmith

A word from Patrick: Wandsworth has some of the best memories for me and my family, from walks down Northcote Road on a lazy Sunday to feeding the ducks in Wandsworth Common. It is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy time together, especially if you enjoy a Sunday Roast!

Wandsworth Area Guide

Wandsworth is a desirable residential neighbourhood located in the London borough of Wandsworth and located on the southern bank of the Thames. With Fulham to the north, Battersea to the east and Putney to the west, the area offers plenty of open spaces, a fantastic choice of schools and riverside walkways. Recently voted as one of the best places to live in the UK, Wandsworth attracts young professional families and is bursting with fancy pubs, boutiques and restaurants.

Eating and drinking
Well known for its popular modern European cuisine, the area has an ample amount of restaurants to choose from. On weekends you will find a mix of people crowding the local pubs. The Ship has a rich historical heritage and is one of the most well known landmark pubs sitting on the edge of the River Thames. Locals crowd the area to enjoy a premium selection of drinks and fine British food. You can experience a truly memorable drinking and eating experience at the The Hope, whether you’re fancy a Sunday Roast or just looking for a unique drinking experience, this is the place to visit.
Wandsworth is also bursting with a range of high quality restaurants and offers varied cuisines.
With an incredible upmarket Chinese loved by locals, The Good Earth successfully delivers contemporary and traditional dishes. If you’re looking for the flavours of Italy, then visit Il Girasole. An authentic Italian restaurant with Italian ingredients where products combined to create an authentic Italian experience. Visitors can also enjoy the rustic design and traditional Italian décor for an overall excellent experience.

Architecture
Roads within the Wandsworth area were built during the Victorian times and showcase a range of styles, from large detached houses with gardens to one storey terraced cottages. However, due to the popularity of the area in the 1960s new building schemes were introduced and an increase in low rise and high-rise buildings were developed. Today the neighbourhood showcases both riverside new-build apartments with incredible views and period houses overlooking Wandsworth Common.

Transportation Links
Rail: The area is served by Wandsworth Common and Wandsworth Town railway stations which provide access into London Victoria and London Waterloo.
Tube: Wandsworth does not have its own underground station, but the nearest station used by locals is Southfields which provides connections into the City via the District Line.
Buses: There are a number of bus links that connect the area into the city. 
28 to Kensal Rise
37 to Peckham
44 to Victoria
156 to Vauxhall
485 to Hammersmith

A word from Patrick: Wandsworth has some of the best memories for me and my family, from walks down Northcote Road on a lazy Sunday to feeding the ducks in Wandsworth Common. It is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy time together, especially if you enjoy a Sunday Roast!