Wandsworth - Travel

Wandsworth is not exactly overburdened with public transport. There is the odd local train and tube station nearby and a fairly meagre bus service, although you should be able to gain access to this area by road quite easily.

Rail
There are no major Rail stations in Wandsworth, and so, as a result, you would have to come in either at Clapham Junction or Victoria. However, Wandsworth is served by two local stations - Wandsworth Town, and Putney, which is ever so slightly out of this district.

Bus
There are six regular bus routes.

Bus Route	From/To	Terminating or Midstop
28	Golders Green to Wandsworth	Stops Wandsworth
44	Vauxhall to Tooting	Midstop
77A	Aldwych to Wandsworth	Stops Wandsworth
220	Harlesden to Wandsworth	Stops Wandsworth
295	Ladbroke Grove to Clapham Junction	Midstop (Wands. Bridge)
C3	Earl’s Court to Clapham Junction	Midstop (Wands. Bridge)

Road
From the south take the A3, which passes through Wandsworth.
From South London take the A205 South Circular Road through Wandsworth.
From the east take the A12, A13, or A2 into London.
From the west take the A4 or M4 into London.
From the north take the A1 or A10 into London.

Tubes
The nearest tube stations to Wandsworth are at Southfields (District line), and at East Putney (District line). From there you will have to take a bus into town.

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