Why move to Teddington?
Although there are also a number of shops and offices in the district too. Despite being so close to central London itself, Teddington retains a leafy, suburban feel - it's the perfect place to settle down if you're looking to move into the London area. It doesn't matter if you're moving on your own or with your family, there are lots of local amenities in the area that make this a great place to live (including a number of schools).
Architecture and property
Teddington is a pleasant neighbourhood in which to reside - there are lots of different options to choose from when it comes to the property too. Stanley Road also has Victorian cottages. Newer developments can be found at Teddington Gate off Hampton Road and Teddington Riverside, right on the water.
The lock is popular for weekend watersports such as canoeing and rowing clubs.
Green space
Teddington is a very leafy part of south London, between Bushy Park and Richmond Park with the river Thames and Ham Lands in the middle. There’s excellent walking and cycling locally as well as a number of attractive homes and gardens to visit, such as Strawberry Hill House, Ham House and Garden.
