London on foot: a property walk through Fulham and Hurlingham

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London on foot: a property walk through Fulham and Hurlingham

Tucked away by the Thames amid the village-like charm of south-west London is Fulham’s Hurlingham quarter, known for its elegant architecture, generous green spaces, and riverside views.

As new developments like Hurlingham Waterfront bring contemporary living to this classic neighbourhood, we take a stroll to explore what makes this pocket of London so desirable.

A Riverside Stroll

Start your walk near Putney Bridge and head east along the Thames Path where you’ll find the leafy quiet of Bishop’s Park. This well-loved green space is ideal for joggers, dog walkers, and families, and it runs directly along the river – giving walkers uninterrupted views over the water. From here, the path winds its way towards the elegant residences of Hurlingham and into the social heart of Fulham.

A riverside pub or two is a must along this route, and there are many to choose from. The Crabtree is a favourite with locals, especially in the spring when Oxford and Cambridge go head to head on the Thames and crowds gather in the garden overlooking the river. Aragon House brings a refined twist with its stately façade and secluded garden terrace, while The Ship just across the river is a staple for younger crowds.

Culture, Clubs and Community

Hurlingham Park offers a calendar of summer events with everything from polo to tennis, which brings the community together. Add to this the short commute to Chelsea, and you begin to appreciate all the area has to offer.

The Hurlingham Club is a landmark in its own right, and even from the outside this celebrated private members’ club lends an aura of prestige to the neighbourhood. Set close by is Hurlingham Waterfront, a development of 224 apartments with exclusive riverside living.

Retail therapy

A short stroll south from New Kings Road brings you to Wandsworth Bridge Road. Here, you’ll find stylish home design boutiques like Neptune and beautifully curated settings like Bayley & Sage for fresh produce shopping.

As you finish your walk along the river and catch the late light reflecting off the water, it becomes clear why Fulham – and Hurlingham in particular – has such enduring appeal.

With developments like Hurlingham Waterfront now redefining riverside living, this neighbourhood is welcoming a fresh wave of residents drawn to its heritage and culture. Whether you're here for a weekend stroll or something more permanent, the Fulham lifestyle makes a lasting impression.

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