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Barnes

Area · Outer London

B+
schoolsA+
amenitiesA
transportA+
outdoor-activitiesA

Housing

Average sold price: £1,102,495

  • all dwelling types£1,102,495
  • detached house prices£4,478,714
  • terraced house prices£1,502,562
  • semi-detached house prices£1,840,343
  • flats and maisonettes prices£613,151

Safety

Crime level: below average

Crimes per 1,000: 53

Schools

    Transport

    • Stamford Brook (District)
    • Ravenscourt Park (District)
    • Turnham Green (District)
    • Hammersmith (Dist&Picc Line) (District)

    Vibe

    Living for the weekendDinner & drinksFitness fanaticsArts & craftsVillage lifeHighly educated

    FAQ

    Q: Is Barnes a nice place to live?
A: Yes, Barnes is a very good place to live. We've given it a liveable rating of B+. This means it ranks highly among places in Outer London. Locals particularly enjoy access to parks and outdoor spaces. The area has a vibrant social scene, perfect for those who enjoy going out.

Q: How safe is Barnes?
A: Barnes has a below average crime rate for an Outer London suburb, with around 53 recorded crimes per 1,000 people a year. This is 29% below the national average, and 25% below the Outer London average.

Q: What are the best schools in Barnes?
A: Barnes has 97 schools nearby. The top-rated Ofsted Outstanding schools include St Peter's Primary School, St Paul's CofE Primary School, Barnes Primary School. Other well-regarded schools rated Good by Ofsted include Oasis Academy Putney and All Saints' CofE Primary School, Putney.

Q: What are the demographics of Barnes?
A: The majority of residents in Barnes identify as White (British) (60%). Most residents were born in the United Kingdom (67%). The area has a mix of religious beliefs with no single faith forming a majority.