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Fulham

Discover Fulham's riverside living, leafy streets, independent cafés and family homes with Strutt & Parker's London area guide.

A guide to Fulham

Known for its mixture of predominantly Edwardian, Victorian and Georgian architecture, Fulham has excellent schools, plenty of green open spaces and numerous transport links (a total of five stations) with easy access onto the M4. Fulham has a real mix of families, young professionals and older couples, all of whom enjoy the vibrant lifestyle this sought-after area has to offer.

The area is renowned for its strong sense of community and the excellent lifestyle it creates for residents. Neighbouring areas including Chelsea, Kensington, Hammersmith, and Parsons Green further enhance the area's appeal, placing some of London's best amenities within easy reach. The combination of green spaces and proximity to London makes Fulham an exciting area for residents of all ages.

Local schools

If you're thinking about moving to Fulham as a family, you'll find an excellent range of schools in the area. Fulham is particularly well known for its strong range of independent and state schools, including Thomas's Fulham, Fulham School, Lady Margaret School, Kensington Prep School, and The London Oratory School nearby.

Who calls Fulham home?

Fulham is attractive to a diverse range of residents. Fulham has long been popular with families thanks to its outstanding schools, abundance of parks, and family-friendly atmosphere, while young professionals are drawn to its thriving dining scene, attractive housing market, and easy access to Central London.

Lifestyle

Shopping

Fulham has an excellent mix of independent boutiques, specialist retailers, and well-known high-street brands making it perfect for shopping. Areas like Fulham Road, New King's Road, and Parsons Green are home to fashion boutiques, design stores, delicatessens, and artisan food shops.

Eating and drinking

The area has established itself as one of West London's leading dining destinations, from neighbourhood cafés and traditional pubs to contemporary restaurants and stylish wine bars, Fulham has something for absolutely everyone. Outdoor dining, brunch culture, and riverside venues are particularly popular, adding to Fulham’s thriving community scene.

Things to do

Life in Fulham is all about community, leisure and enjoying the local green spaces. Locals can enjoy walking along the Thames, visiting local markets, playing sports and making the most of the area's numerous parks and open spaces. Football fans are also well served in Fulham, with both Fulham Football Club and Chelsea Football Club located nearby.

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Travel

Underground

Fulham benefits from excellent Underground connections via Parsons Green, Fulham Broadway, Putney Bridge, and West Brompton stations. The District line provides convenient access to Central London, the City, and neighbouring West London districts which makes commuting a breeze.

Roads and other transport

The area enjoys strong road connections via Fulham Road, New King's Road, the A4, and nearby routes leading into Central London and towards the M4 motorway.

Numerous bus services operate throughout Fulham, connecting residents with neighbouring areas including Chelsea, Kensington, Hammersmith and Putney. West Brompton also provides London Overground and National Rail services, while the Thames Path and extensive cycle routes make walking and cycling popular options for local travel.

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