Leafy Fulham is tucked into a corner of the River Thames, looking onto its affluent sister Chelsea. Gentrified in the last fifty years, Fulham is now one of the most enviable havens London has to offer. Peppered with open green spaces, it has a wealth of independent coffee shops and boutiques as well as stable restaurants, shops and bars. It has a close-knit, village feel to it and offers its residents picturesque commutes and weekend walks. There’s even a palace thrown in for good measure.

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The properties on offer in this sought-after area are attractive, appealing to young professionals and families alike with its plethora of outstanding schools. Properties offer immaculately renovated Edwardian and Victorian architecture, often with polished modern finishes.

Tube and train access is never an issue with district line trains available. You can be in the City in less than fourty minutes or you can join in the well-established cycling community and commute by bike.

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Not only are Fulham residents spoilt for choice when it comes to stable supermarkets including Waitrose, Wholefood’s Market and Tesco’s, but it’s also home to a thriving farmer’s market scene on the weekends. Taking advantage of Parson’s Green Farmer’s Market or Bishop Park’s Farmers’ and Fine Foods Market is a must for Fulham locals, and why wouldn’t you with such a wonderful display of fresh produce on your doorstep.

Fulham is also a buzzing hub of culture in many ways. It’s offering extends to pubs, independent cinemas and libraries. The Brown Cow and the Design Centre of Chelsea Harbour are just two to name.

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For the gym enthusiasts among you, Fulham boasts three gyms offering group training sessions and personal training available too. Fulham Pools has a public pool and a fitness suite and theres even a private health club too.

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