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Living in Southfields

Mostly in Wandsworth. Updated

In the 90 days to 27 October 2026, the median asking rent in Southfields was £1,850 a month for a 1 bed (61 homes) and £2,400 for a 2 bed (130 homes).

Half the homes that left the market went within 16 days, and 23% went within a week.

About 24 new homes came on the market each week, and the journey to Bank takes 51 minutes door to door.

Southfields on this page is the area outlined. Stations most Southfields homes walk to: Southfields (39%).
1 bed, a month
£1,850
2 bed, a month
£2,400
Half gone within
16 days
New homes a week
24

Average rent in Southfields

Asking rents a month for homes first listed in Southfields between 30 July 2026 and 27 October 2026. The bar shows the typical range: half the homes asked a rent inside it, a quarter less and a quarter more. The thin line reaches wider, over the rents 8 in 10 homes asked, so only the cheapest tenth and the dearest tenth fall outside it.

Typical range of asking rents8 in 10 homes asked within itMedianONS average for Merton and Wandsworth, all tenancies
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Asking rent a month in Southfields by bedrooms
BedroomsMedian a monthTypical range8 in 10 homesHomes
StudioToo few homes to say17
1 bed£1,850£1,700 to £2,100£1,600 to £2,45061
2 bed£2,400£2,150 to £2,600£2,000 to £2,950130
3 bed£2,825£2,500 to £3,390£2,400 to £3,78544
4+ bed£4,950£3,950 to £6,000Too few homes to say39
All homes£2,400£2,000 to £2,885£1,675 to £4,230291

Beside the official figures

Official rent figures
FigureA monthPeriod
Merton, 1 bed (ONS, all private rents)£1,645September 2026
Merton, 2 bed (ONS, all private rents)£2,032September 2026
Wandsworth, 1 bed (ONS, all private rents)£1,943September 2026
Wandsworth, 2 bed (ONS, all private rents)£2,469September 2026

The two answer different questions. The ONS averages the rent on every private tenancy, including ones that began years ago, while ours are asking rents for homes newly on the market, which is what you will be quoted.

How fast do homes go in Southfields?

Half of the 257 homes that left the market in the 90 days to 27 October 2026 went within 16 days. 23% went within 7 days. A home leaves the market when it is let or withdrawn.

Every 100 Southfields homes that left the market, by the day they went
  • Day 1: 4 gone
  • Day 7: 23 gone
  • Day 16: half gone
  • Day 30: 79 gone

By bedrooms

Typical rangeHalf gone within
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Time on the market in Southfields by bedrooms
BedroomsHalf gone withinTypical rangeHomes
Studio13 days9 to 23 days20
1 bed14 days6 to 23 days51
2 bed12 days7 to 23 days106
3 bed21 days13 to 29 days51
4+ bed21 days16 to 39 days28
All homes16 days8 to 27 days257
New homes a week
24
first listed, on average
On the market now
97
on 28 October 2026

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What Southfields homes have

What the 97 homes on the market in Southfields on 28 October 2026 have, read from their listings, photos and floorplans. A feature counts only where we could tell either way, so each share is of the homes we know about, and "known for" says how many that was.

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Features of homes on the market in Southfields
FeatureShareKnown for
Private outside space76%97 of 97
Balcony29%96 of 97
Private garden40%95 of 97
Communal garden50%94 of 97
LiftToo few homes to say32 of 97
Pets allowedToo few homes to say14 of 97

Type of home

Of the 97 homes on the market whose type we know.

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Type of home, homes on the market in Southfields
Type of homeShareKnown for
Flat74%97 of 97
Maisonette6%97 of 97
Terraced house6%97 of 97
Studio5%97 of 97
Semi-detached house4%97 of 97
Detached house2%97 of 97
House2%97 of 97

Furnishing

Of the 97 homes on the market whose furnishing we know.

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Furnishing, homes on the market in Southfields
FurnishingShareKnown for
Unfurnished42%97 of 97
Furnished39%97 of 97
Furnished or unfurnished9%97 of 97
Part-furnished9%97 of 97

Energy rating

66% of the homes with a known energy rating are rated A to C (known for 87 of 97 homes).

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Energy ratings of homes on the market in Southfields
RatingHomesShare
A00%
B1113%
C4653%
D2529%
E56%
F00%
G00%

Commute from Southfields

Door to door on public transport on a weekday morning, the walks at each end included, from the homes on the market in Southfields now.

Median journeyTypical range across the homes
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Commute from Southfields
ToMedianTypical rangeHomes
Bank51 min50 to 55 min97
Oxford Circus52 min48 to 55 min97
King's Cross St Pancras60 min57 to 63 min97
Canary Wharf60 min58 to 63 min97
Liverpool Street57 min56 to 61 min97
London Bridge51 min50 to 55 min97
Victoria43 min38 to 45 min97
Waterloo42 min41 to 46 min97

Stations most Southfields homes walk to

The share of the homes on the market within a 10 minute walk of each.

Stations most Southfields homes walk to
StationZoneHomes
SouthfieldsDistrict339%

39% of the homes on the market are within a 10 minute walk of a station (known for 97 of 97 homes).

Is Southfields safe?

Recorded crime is one way to look at an area, and it often doesn't match how a place feels day to day. Police.uk counts a crime where it is reported, so a busy high street, a station or a night out nearby can lift the figures for the streets around it, while quieter roads a few minutes away see far less.

With that in mind: from September 2025 to August 2026, police.uk recorded roughly 53 crimes per 1,000 people living or working in Southfields, against about 76 across London.

How recorded crime varies street by street

Of the 97 homes on the market, 96 are on streets with little recorded crime for London (Safe or Very safe), 1 around the London middle (Average) and 0 on streets with more recorded crime (Less or Least safe), on Keyping's grade for each street.

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Homes on the market in Southfields by the safety grade of their street
GradeHomesShare
Very safe3940%
Safe5759%
Average11%
Less safe00%
Least safe00%

By kind of crime

Crimes per 1,000 people living or working there, Southfields against London.

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Crimes per 1,000 people living or working in Southfields and London, September 2025 to August 2026
Kind of crimeSouthfieldsLondon
On the streetViolence, robbery, weapons, public order, theft from the person, drugs and anti-social behaviour33.949.6
Against peopleViolence, robbery, weapons and public order1925.7
Homes and carsBurglary, vehicle crime, criminal damage and arson11.411.2
TheftPickpocketing and bag snatching, bike theft, shoplifting and other theft7.819

Figures can only say so much. If you can, walk from the home to the station in the evening, and look up the exact street on police.uk.

Council tax in Southfields

Council tax depends on the home's band and on the borough, which sets the charge.

Among the 58 homes on the market whose band we know, the most common are Band C (33%), Band D (26%) and Band F (17%).

Monthly charge by band, 2026 to 2027

Council tax a month by band, 2026 to 2027
BandWandsworthMerton
Band A£57£119
Band B£67£139
Band CMost common£76£159
Band D£86£179
Band E£105£219
Band F£124£258
Band G£143£298
Band H£171£358

Southfields and nearby areas

The same figures for the areas round Southfields, over the same 90 days: the median asking rent for 1 bed and 2 bed homes, and how many days it took half the homes that left the market to go.

Rent

Southfields
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Median asking rent a month, Southfields and nearby areas
Area1 bed a month2 bed a month
Southfields£1,850£2,400
Earlsfield£1,850£2,425
Wandsworth£2,200£2,750
Putney£1,950£2,650
Wimbledon£1,900£2,500
Tooting£1,700£2,250

How fast homes go

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Days until half the homes had gone, Southfields and nearby areas
AreaHalf gone withinHomes
Southfields16 days257
Earlsfield13 days153
Wandsworth15 days439
Putney11 days407
Wimbledon17 days194
Tooting12 days214

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How we work these out

The window
Listing figures cover the 90 days from 30 July 2026 to 27 October 2026. "On the market now" means on 28 October 2026.
Asking rent
The rent a month a home is advertised at when it is first listed, not the rent finally agreed. A home listed on several sites counts once.
Median and typical range
The median is the middle home: half are below it and half above. The typical range runs from the quarter mark to the three-quarter mark: half the homes sit inside it, a quarter below and a quarter above. The 8 in 10 range on rents runs from the tenth mark to the ninetieth, and is shown once 40 homes or more asked a rent.
Large buildings
A building counts as at most 5 homes in the rents and in how fast homes go, so one large rental block can't set an area's figures. The number of homes beside each figure still counts every home.
Time on the market
From the day a home is first listed to the day it leaves the market, because it was let or withdrawn. Counted for the homes that left in the window.
Features
Read from each home’s listing text, photos and floorplan. A feature counts only for the homes where we could tell either way, and the page says how many that was.
Commute
A door-to-door journey on public transport on a weekday morning, worked out from Tube, rail and bus timetables with the walks at each end. The median is over the homes on the market now.
Safety
Crimes recorded by the police and published on police.uk from September 2025 to August 2026, per 1,000 people who live or work there, so an area of offices and shops isn't measured against its few residents, and set against London as a whole. Crime is counted where it is reported, not where people live, so it is a rough guide to an area rather than a measure of how safe it is or feels. The grades are the ones Keyping gives each street from the same data.
Council tax
Bands are the Valuation Office Agency’s, for the homes on the market now. Charges are each borough’s for the year shown, for two adults with no discounts, spread over 12 months.
Small numbers
A median or share resting on fewer than 20 homes is not shown. The page says "Too few homes to say" instead.
Updates
The figures are refreshed regularly from the homes Keyping watches. This page was last updated on 28 October 2026.

Sources

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