Your guide to moving to Fulham
Why Fulham is a good place to live
The leafy streets of Fulham boast a distinct blend of peaceful greenery and city vibrancy that make this an appealing neighbourhood of South West London.
Featuring streets lined with Victorian properties, alongside modern riverside apartments at Imperial Wharf, there's architecture to suit every taste here.
Centred around Parson's Green and Eel Brook Common, Fulham has not one, but three tube stations at Fulham Broadway, Parsons Green and Putney Bridge, offering an easy commute into the heart of London.
It's also a reasonably safe part of the capital, with crime rates below the average for central London.
With easy links to neighbouring Chelsea and Hammersmith, Fulham offers stunning views of the River Thames and there are plenty of excellent local neighbourhood pubs, restaurants, cafes and independent boutiques to enjoy here.
What's Fulham famous for?
With plenty of scenic parks, including Eel Brook Common, Parsons Green and Bishops Park, many of which have earned the Green Flag status for their high quality, Fulham is a lush green part of south west London.
In the realm of sports, it proudly houses two prestigious football stadiums—Stamford Bridge and Craven Cottage—home to Chelsea FC and Fulham FC respectively.
History enthusiasts will appreciate the well-known Fulham Palace, housing a botanical garden and museum dedicated to the Bishops of London.
And lastly, the Hurlingham Club is an iconic sports club in Fulham, famous for hosting notable Royal Family members.
Things to do in Fulham
Fulfilling the 'work hard, play hard' adage, Fulham offers a variety of activities for locals and visitors alike.
Fitness lovers can relish in the numerous parks for outdoor activities, while football fans can enjoy stadium tours at Stamford Bridge and Craven Cottage.
For a dose of culture, the elegant Fulham Palace offers a rich historical experience in beautiful gardens.
Fulham also presents an array of shopping destinations, from the Fulham Broadway Shopping Centre and boutiques on Fulham Road to the vintage shops on Lillie Road, Bishops Park Farmers’ and Fine Foods Market.
Additionally, there are 204 restaurants, including the Michelin-starred Harwood Arms and River Cafe, as well as iconic pubs like The White Horse and Duke on the Green.
Last but not least, Zest Gallery offers glass art courses and the Design Centre at Chelsea Harbour is a hub of interior design inspiration.
In Fulham, one could say leisure is an art that's been truly well-mastered.