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Here we find the beautiful Fulham Palace, diverse collection of boutiques, restaurants and bars appealing to Amuse Bouche The London Oratory School historically the summer residence of the Bishop of London for all tastes and ages. Following the Green down and along the New The Chelsea Club & Spa 51 Parsons Green Lane Sugar Hut Seagrave Road more than eight centuries. Today, its refined grounds and buildings Kings Road takes you to the edge of the renowned Kings Road, Stamford Bridge SW6 4JA St Johns Hall SW6 1RX not only offer the public a peaceful haven to explore, but also a shopping mecca to the glamorous London fashion set. Fulham Road 020 7371 8517 374 North End Road 020 7385 0102 fabulous new restaurant by award winning chef, Oliver Peyton. SW6 1HS SW6 1LY Following the Fulham Road eastwards towards Chelsea, you pass 020 7915 2200 The Farm 020 7386 8950 Doctors & Dentists Continuing north along the riverbank lies the hallowed grounds of through the bustling area of Fulham Broadway which is filled with 18 Farm Lane Lilyville Surgery Craven Cottage, home to the Premiership football club of Fulham a wide variety of cafes, bars, restaurants and a cinema complex. Virgin Active SW6 1PP deCecco Lillie Road 020 7381 3331 189 New Kings Road 630 Fulham Road and is one of two clubs in the area – the other, Chelsea FC can be SW6 5RS found at the world famous Stamford Bridge. The immense choice of parks within this area has always attracted SW6 7ST SW6 4SW families to its enclaves and with the opening of the Lycée pre- 020 7471 0450 The Butcher's Hook 020 7736 1145 020 7736 4344 477 Fulham Rd Hidden away to the east and sitting within 42 acres of magnificent school, the continuing rise of the French influence looks set to David Lloyd SW6 1HL Schools Parsons Green NHS grounds lies the prestigious Hurlingham Club offering a rare continue. Fulham Broadway 020 7385 4654 Walk in Centre chance of retreating to the country within the city! Lycée School 5-7 Parsons Green A short distance away in Baron’s Court is the famous Queen’s SW6 1BW 020 7386 2200 Restaurants 60 Clancarty Road SW6 4UL Continuing further east you arrive at the sought after area of Club, host to the annual Aegon Championships (formerly the SW6 3AA 020 8846 6758 Parsons Green. On the triangular green itself, the well known Stella Artois Tournament). Boasting some of the best grass tennis Beauty & Health Sukho Thai Fine Cuisine 020 7736 5863 gastropub the White Horse can be found. Nestled within Parsons courts in the world and with one of the original Real tennis courts 855 Fulham Road Patrick Ethrington Dentist Green is the esteemed Peterborough Estate which is home to in the country. Hurlingham Clinic & Spa SW6 5HJ Lady Margaret Secondary 229 New Kings Road Christchurch Hall, 020 7371 7600 School SW6 4XE 67 Studdridge Street 9-15 Parsons Green 020 7736 3220 Supermarkets Olive Indian Summer Fulham Palace SW6 3TD Mao Tai SW6 4UN 155 Munster Road 624 Fulham Road Bishops Avenue 020 7343 6380 58 New Kings Road 020 7736 7138 Chelsea and Westminster Marks & Spencers SW6 6DB SW6 5RS SW6 6EA SW6 4LS Hospital 25 Jerdan Place 020 7384 2155 020 7731 8234 020 7736 3233 Jason Shankey 020 7731 2520 Pippa Pop-ins 369 Fulham Road SW6 1BE 19 Jerdan Place 165 New Kings Road SW10 9NH 020 7385 8451 Aziz & Del Aziz Oka Chelsea FC Fulham Broadway Blue Elephant SW6 4SN 020 8746 8000 24 Vanston Place 251 New Kings Road Stamford Bridge 4 Fulham Broadway Waitrose SW6 1BE 020 7731 1445 SW6 1AX London Fulham Road 020 7386 3900 SW6 1AA Basuto Medical Centre 340 North End Road 020 7386 0086 SW6 4RB SW6 1HS 020 7385 6595 Bobby’s Playhouse 29 Basuto Rd SW6 1LX 020 7751 9874 08719 841905 Anita Lawrence 16 Lettice Street SW6 4BJ 020 7385 4566 36 New Kings Road Nuovo Sappori SW6 4EH 020 7736 7557 " The cakes in the Hectic Hat Hire Fulham FC 295 Kings Road Sainsburys SW6 4ST 020 7384 1190 window at Del Aziz 236 Munster Road Craven Cottage 020 7731 5353 SW6 4RE General Services 51 Townmead Road SW6 6BA Stevenage Road 020 7736 3363 Fulham Preparatory School SW6 2SY are mouth watering!" 020 7381 5127 SW6 6HH Bars & Pubs 47a Fulham High Street Hurlingham Cars 020 7384 1606 020 8336 7404 SW6 3JJ 020 7381 1111 Megans Idea Bright Harwood Arms "Mao Tai - they do 020 7371 9911 Specialty Food Shops 571 Kings Road 672 Fulham Rd Florists 27 Walham Grove THE best cocktails H&F Council SW6 2EB SW6 5RX Kensington Preparatory School 020 8748 3020 Parsons Nose Luna Stein SW6 1QP 020 7371 7837 020 7736 5414 020 7386 1847 in Fulham - yum!" 596 Fulham Road 753A Fulham Road 157 Munster Road SW6 5PA Fulham Police Station SW6 5UU Nuggs Wine The Gasworks SW6 6DA Duke on the Green The Lawn 020 7731 9300 0300 123 1212 020 7736 4492 775 Fulham Road 2 Michael Road 020 7736 4088 235 New Kings Road Bishops Avenue SW6 2AD Thomas’s Fulham Thames Water SW6 5HA Sports & Clubs SW6 4XG SW6 6EA Randalls 020 7736 2038 Hugon Road 0845 920 0888 113 Wandsworth Bridge Road Ian Mankin 020 7736 2777 020 7610 7160 The Harbour Club SW6 3ES SW6 2TE Friarwood Wine Merchant 271 Wandsworth Bridge Road National Rail Enquiries Townmead Road Sands End Dining Room Pappa Ciccia 020 7751 8200 08457 48 49 50 020 7736 3426 26 New Kings Road SW6 2TX 135 -137 Stephendale Road 41 Fulham High Street 020 7371 8825 SW6 2RR Eridge House SW6 4ST 020 7371 7700 SW6 2PR SW6 3JJ Congestion Charge London Planet Organic 020 7736 2628 Preparatory School 25 Effie Road Places of Interest 020 7731 7823 020 7736 0900 0845 900 1234 The Hurlingham Club 1 Fulham Park Road SW6 1EL Aragon House Locale W6 4LJ 020 7731 7222 Shopping Barons Court Theatre Ranelagh Gardens Barons Ale House SW6 3PR 247-249 New Kings Road 222 Munster Road 020 7371 9009 Nomad Books 28A Comeragh Road 020 7736 8411 SW6 4XG SW6 6AY Elizabeth King 781 Fulham Rd 34 New Kings Road W14 9HR 020 7731 7313 020 7381 6137 SW6 5HA 020 7602 0235 SW6 4ST 020 7736 4000 020 7736 2826.
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