Clapham is one of the most sought-after areas of South London. It has a lot to make it appealing, including its urban character, easy transport links and a plethora of period homes. Let’s not forget its famous common; sitting proudly in the middle of the area, Clapham Common is 89 hectares and is a haven for sun worshippers, runners and little ones alike. Clapham’s characterful homes attract a diverse range of residents, from young professionals moving to London for the first time or families looking for open spaces. Clapham caters for both with a flourishing nightlife and excellent transport links to Central London, as well as choice schools such as Clapham Manor School and Eaton House, and the appeal of the Clapham Commons.
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Clapham’s properties range from the grand Georgian terraces on Grafton Square and in the Old Town, the Victorian charm of Abbeville Village, and an abundance of more modest Victorian and Edwardian terraced houses built to house the growing population during the 17th century. There’s ample choice for young professionals in the lively Clapham North area, while larger houses and flats can be found in Clapham South. Around the Common there are grand period conversions and purpose-built mansion blocks

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The area is very well connected, with overground access to Clapham Junction and Clapham High Street, as well as Highbury & Islington. Clapham has three tube stations in Clapham North, Clapham South and Clapham Common, all are on the Northern Line in zone 2. Regular bus links to Shoreditch, Wimbledon and Tottenham Court Road are also available.

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