Marsh & Parsons has called Clapham home for many years, operating from three well-known local offices and building a reputation as one of the area’s market leaders. With its appeal to both young professionals and families, it’s no surprise that this south west London hotspot continues to be in strong demand across both the sales and lettings market.
Known for its historic homes and independent shops and cafés, Marsh & Parsons Clapham is situated in the heart of the Old Town. The area has several sought after roads including Grafton Square, The Chase and Victoria Rise. With Clapham Common on their doorstep, residents can easily enjoy all its sports and leisure amenities. There are also a variety of highly rated restaurants. From the Michelin-starred Trinity, to traditional pubs, like The Rose & Crown, there is something for every occasion.
Located on the opposite side of Clapham Common, our Balham & Clapham South office covers from Abbeville Village all the way down to Balham. From historic period homes full of character to sleek, new-build apartments, this area offers a diverse range of property styles. It’s the kind of place where history meets modern living, offering buyers and tenants a range of options to call home. The Abbeville Village provides an array of boutique shops and restaurants. Standout spots include the famous London butcher Ginger Pig and Brooke, a high-end dining destination with a sister restaurant in Parsons Green, Fulham.
Nestled on Northcote Road, our Marsh & Parsons Battersea office is ideally situated in the area locals know as “Between the Commons.” Northcote Road, a main artery between the two areas, offers an abundance of amenities, restaurants and pubs. “The Northcote is a locally famous public house which is part of the Youngs group, which offers excellent Sunday roasts and publicises sport to local young professionals” says Nathan Salter, Sales Manager in Battersea. “Further down you will find Pizzacheria Grappelli – an authentic Italian run deli and cafe. The roads that extend off Northcote Road host wide Victorian terrace homes, often have been fully extended and had complete basement extensions too. On Northcote Road itself, there are many apartments situated above the businesses that offer a feeling of living on a quieter Kings Road or Portobello Road, but in south west London.”
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