The Borough of Wandsworth lies in the southern parts of London. The area is comprised of numerous neighbourhood, of which some are more popular than others are.

The district of Tooting lies in the southernmost parts of the borough and according to the last census has a population of about 16.000 people. It is the location of Totterdown Fields, which was the first London County Council cottage estate. Constructed from 1901 to 1911 and comprising of 1.244 individual houses, Totterdown Fields has been a conservation area since the late 1970s. The district is also home to Tooting Commons, one of London’s most famous parklands. Throughout the years, numerous notable people have lived in the neighbourhood.

Balham is a prominent local neighbourhood that is situated in the eastern parts of Wandsworth. The area is home to a population of about 15.000 people. Du Cane Court is unequivocally the most popular landmark of the district. It is one of the largest residential blocks not only in the United Kingdom but also in Europe. The edifice has 676 flats, which range from studios to 4-bedroom apartments. Other notable sites in Balham are:

• The Bedford Public House
• Bedford Hill
• Oak Lodge School
• Balham Station

The less hyped but still charming district of Earlsfield

The area of Earlsfield is the least popular from our entries. It is adjacent to the other districts that we will present to you. The neighbourhood is renowned for its tranquillity and low-key way of life as it lacks any major landmarks, which could attract large crowds. The district is mainly residential but has its own commercial area that is continuously growing as more and more businesspersons are moving their places of work to the neighbourhood by using the certified office removal services in Earlsfield of the Official Removals. The area is served by its own railway station, which opened doors in 1884 and currently provides transportation services to over seven million people on an annual basis.

Clapham is a district that is located in the north eastern parts of the Borough of Wandsworth. It has four shopping areas, which attract both foreign and local tourists alike. It is also home to Clapham Common, a large triangular urban parkland that spans over 220 acres of lush green lands. The park hosts various events throughout the year, including musical festivals. Clapham is linked to the other parts of the city by five stations (two railway and three tube) and a number of bus routes that pass through it frequently.

Visit the Tate Modern and catch a ride from Clapham Junction

The area of Battersea is perhaps the most famous districts of Wandsworth. It lies in the northern parts of the borough and is home to Battersea Power Station, which today houses one of London’s most visited museums, the Tate Modern. The Battersea Arts Centre is questionably the most celebrated entertainment venue in Borough of Wandsworth. The area is also the location of the busiest rail link in the United Kingdom and Europe, Clapham Junction railway station. The transportation hub was established in 1863 and today serves over 60 million people on an annual basis.