Manor Fields, Putney | £1.25m
Rarely Available 4-Bedroom Apartment in a Landmark Putney Mansion Block
Details
Bedrooms: 4Bathrooms: 2
Receptions: 3
Square Feet: 2108
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Set within the sought-after Manor Fields estate, this expansive four-bedroom apartment offers over 2,100 sq. ft. of living space, quietly positioned on the first floor of an elegant 1930s mansion block. Originally formed from the combination of two adjoining flats, the result is a rare and versatile layout with excellent scope for updating to suit modern tastes.
At the heart of the home is a beautifully proportioned double reception room, bathed in natural light from its wide bay window and offering leafy views across the landscaped communal gardens. Whether entertaining or simply enjoying a quiet moment, this room is both impressive and inviting. Adjacent is a formal dining area that connects seamlessly, creating a sociable and flexible living space.
The accommodation includes four generously sized double bedrooms, one of which is currently configured as a library or study, ideal for working from home. The principal bedroom benefits from an adjoining walk-in wardrobe and close proximity to a large bathroom and WC, creating the feel of a private suite. A second bathroom adds further practicality for families or visiting guests.
The separate kitchen and breakfast room offer plenty of potential to modernise or reconfigure, while the spacious entrance hall, complete with original oak panelling, adds character and a welcoming sense of arrival.
Manor Fields is one of Putney’s most desirable developments, known for its beautifully maintained 11-acre grounds, a resident porter, and secure off-street parking. A private double garage is included with the property, an extremely rare asset in this location.
Tucked away just off Putney Hill, residents enjoy peaceful surroundings with easy access to Putney High Street, mainline and underground stations, and the open spaces of Putney Heath and Wimbledon Common nearby.
Offered with Share of Freehold and no onward chain, this is a standout opportunity to reimagine a substantial and characterful home within a prestigious setting.
Location Guide
Putney, located in the southwest of London within the Borough of Wandsworth, offers a distinctive blend of riverside charm, green spaces, and excellent connectivity, making it a consistently popular residential area. Sitting on the south bank of the River Thames, Putney balances urban convenience with a suburban atmosphere, attracting professionals, families, and students alike. The area has a long-standing reputation for rowing and outdoor recreation, alongside a vibrant local high street and a strong community feel.
Transport Links
Putney is exceptionally well-connected for travel into Central London and beyond. Putney railway station provides regular South Western Railway services into London Waterloo, with journey times of around 15–20 minutes. East Putney Underground station, on the District Line, offers direct access to areas such as Fulham, South Kensington, and Westminster, while Putney Bridge station on the north side of the Thames offers additional District Line connections just across the bridge. Numerous bus routes, including 14, 85, and 93, serve the local area, offering convenient alternatives for commuting or travel to surrounding neighbourhoods. Cyclists also benefit from the riverside paths and local cycling infrastructure, and for drivers, the A3 provides quick access out of London toward Surrey and the south coast.
Education
Putney offers a broad selection of educational options, both state and independent. Notable primary schools include Hotham Primary School and Our Lady of Victories Catholic Primary School, while Ashcroft Technology Academy, located nearby, is a popular choice at secondary level. For independent schooling, Putney High School GDST is highly regarded, providing education for girls from junior through to sixth form. Also in the vicinity is The Roche School, a co-educational independent primary. The area is also within reach of higher education institutions such as the University of Roehampton, further cementing Putney’s appeal to a wide demographic.
Local Attractions
One of Putney’s defining features is its access to green space and the river. Putney Heath and Wimbledon Common offer expansive woodlands and open land ideal for walking, running, and dog-walking. Along the riverfront, the Thames Path provides scenic routes popular with walkers, joggers, and cyclists, while the embankment is a hub for rowing, particularly around Putney Bridge where many university and local rowing clubs are based. The start of the annual Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race is a key event for the area, drawing large crowds every spring.
Entertainment and Amenities
Putney’s town centre offers a lively and varied mix of shops, cafés, and restaurants. The Putney Exchange shopping centre houses a range of high-street names, while nearby streets offer a more boutique and independent shopping experience. Dining options range from riverside gastropubs and family-run Italian restaurants to international chains. The area also features several gyms, yoga studios, and wellness centres, with the Putney Leisure Centre offering a pool and fitness facilities. For cultural entertainment, the Putney Arts Theatre hosts local productions and community events throughout the year. Additionally, nearby Barnes and Fulham offer further nightlife and cultural attractions within easy reach.