Putney, once a small south-west London riverside village, has a rich history. Now, it's a thriving neighbourhood full of people who enjoy plenty of green public spaces to browse, historical blue plaques to learn from and plenty of commuter links into the City. Putney is bordered by the River Thames to the north, Wandsworth to the east, Wimbledon to the south and Richmond to the west. In Putney, life revolves largely around the Thames, and you’ll find an array of riverside restaurants, pubs, and boathouses on your doorstep.

Flats & Apartments for Rent in Putney

Putney is considered mainly a family suburb of the city. But smaller families, couples and commuters won’t struggle to find a flat to rent in SW15. New developments of modern apartments can be found along Upper Richmond Road or along the river. And, if you fancy breakfast with a view, there are plenty of low-rise blocks of mansion flats and apartments dotted throughout the area. Houses for Rent in Putney Houses for rent in Putney come in all shapes and sizes, from period homes with eight bedrooms down to modest two-bed Victorian cottages. There are some pretty huge Edwardian style mansions in the area too, as well as some more modest period conversions.

Living in Putney, London

The variety of rental homes in the area allows people to upsize or downsize within reasonable capital-city budgets. So, it’s not uncommon to find that those who rent in Putney, stay in Putney. Those renting in Putney can enjoy long lingering walks along the Thames and Beverley Brook and easy-going window shopping at the Putney Exchange Shopping Centre. For downtime, you can kick back to enjoy a hearty meal at one of the High Street’s many independent family-owned restaurants. There are two London Underground stations - Putney Bridge and East Putney. Both of these are on the District Line. There's also a mainline rail station called Putney, as well as plenty of bus routes through to the City of London for commuters.