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Local Area Guide Local Area 02 Just a short stroll from the stylish New King’s Road and the heart of Parsons Green, Hurlingham Gate is within easy reach of all local amenities offering the perfect location to entertain and be entertained. In this guide we have hand picked the very best of what Fulham and the surrounding area has to offer, from the best schools to your local florist, butcher and greengrocers, making it easy for you and your family to enjoy life at Hurlingham Gate. 03 04 Contents Leisure and Entertainment 05 - 08 Shopping and Amenities 09 - 12 Restaurants and Bars 13 - 16 Education 17 - 20 Health and Transport 21 - 22 Local Area Map 23 - 24 Contact and Directions 25 06 Leisure and Entertainment 08 Fulham has a wide range of leisure and entertainment opportunities, including cinemas, a theatre and the historic Fulham Palace. Hurlingham Gate is also perfectly situated to enjoy the great outdoors with South Park and Bishop's Park just moments from your doorstep. In addition, Hurlingham Park hosts an annual polo competition in June and the renowned Oxford and Cambridge boat race starts at nearby Putney Bridge. 01 02 1 Nuffield Health Fulham 2 The Hurlingham Club Offering fantastic fitness facilities as well The internationally renowned private members’ as access to a network of health experts to club is set within 42 acres of spectacular grounds. offer personalised support and motivation Whilst retaining its quintessential English to help maintain a fit and healthy lifestyle. traditions and heritage, the Club also provides state-of-the-art sports facilities for its members. Stevenage Road Ranelagh Gardens SW6 6PF SW6 3PR 020 7471 1200 020 7610 7400 www.nuffieldhealth.com/gyms/Fulham www.hurlinghamclub.org.uk 3 The Little Black Gallery 4 Lyric Hammersmith Theatre Described as London’s boutique A beautiful theatre at the heart of the photography gallery, it specialises in community, yet internationally renowned. contemporary photography from around With great food, a rooftop garden and the world and has been voted as the No. 1 reasonably priced tickets, you’re emerging art gallery in the Capital. guaranteed a great night out. 13A Park Walk King Street SW10 0AJ W6 0QL 020 7349 9332 020 8741 6850 www.thelittleblackgallery.com www.lyric.co.uk 5 Parsons Green Sports Club 6 Fulham Palace A members sports club offering tennis The remarkable Grade I listed historic home of courts, squash courts, bowls and croquet the Bishops of London. Explore the museum or with an active social calendar. enjoy lunch in the Drawing Room restaurant looking out onto the beautiful gardens. Broomhouse Lane Bishop’s Avenue SW6 3DP SW6 6EA 020 7736 1401 020 7736 3233 www.parsonsgreenclub.com www.fulhampalace.org 7 Vue Cinema 8 Odeon Cinema Fulham Broadway Retail Centre 26 Putney High Street 03 SW6 1BW SW15 1SN 01 River Thames / 02 The Hurlingham Club / 03 Polo, Hurlingham Park 087 1224 0240 087 1224 4007 Please see pages 23 - 24 for specific locations 10 SHOPPING AND AMENITIES 01 Shopping and Amenities 12 Hurlingham Gate is wonderfully situated in vibrant SW6, which hosts an array of boutique clothes stores, whilst just a few miles down the road you’ll find a selection of well-known brands and department stores on New King’s Road. For the finest fresh produce head to the North End Road market, which is open 6 days a week or the Farmers' Market on Sunday on New King’s Road. 01 02 INDEPENDENT RETAILERS 9 Maison Blanc 10 Bayley & Sage A local artisan bakery renowned for its speciality Selling fresh seasonal produce sourced from breads, freshly baked pastries and world famous local suppliers, including 3,000 lines of great cakes. Awarded three Gold Stars at this year’s tasting food and over 130 cheeses from the 03 04 Great Taste Awards. UK and Europe. 303 Fulham Road 34 New King’s Road 01 Parson’s Nose / 02 Maison Blanc / 03 The Village, Westfield / 04 Bayley Sage SW10 9QH SW6 4ST 020 7795 2663 020 7736 2826 www.maisonblanc.co.uk www.bayley-sage.co.uk DESIGNER BRANDS 11 Parson’s Nose 12 Luna Stein Florist 15 Peter Jones (John Lewis) 16 The Conran Shop Chelsea Stocking only the most delicious free-range At Luna Stein, each beautiful arrangement is Offering best value, service, quality and Offering everything from contemporary and superior quality farm meats and poultry, made with the person and occasion in mind. choice of products, Peter Jones stocks furnishings, famous design classics, vintage they’ll even offer tips on how to cook it. Flowers delivered across Fulham, London, high-end beauty, fashion and electrical ‘one-off’ pieces of furniture, to practical and nationally and internationally. brands all under one roof. fun accessories. 753 Fulham Road SW6 5UU 157 Munster Road Sloane Square Michelin House, 81 Fulham Road 020 7736 4492 SW6 6DA SW1W 8EL SW3 6RD www.parsonsnose.co.uk 020 7736 4088 020 7730 3434 020 7589 7401 www.lunasteinflorist.co.uk www.johnlewis.com/our-shops/peter-jones www.conranshop.co.uk 13 Anna 14 Zaeem Jamal 17 Westfield Shopping Centre, Fulham and Chelsea Shepherd's Bush Representing a wealth of design talent, both Offering unique luxury evening gowns and Fulham and Chelsea hold a host national and international, Anna offers a cocktail dresses, this extraordinary brand was Here you will find top British brands such of shopping opportunities from winning combination of beautiful clothes and founded in London to bring spirituality and as Burberry and Aquascutum alongside designer stores such as Armani exemplary customer service. purpose into the world of fashion. other high-end designers from Gucci and and Prada on Sloane Street to high Louis Vuitton to Dior, Prada and Jimmy Choo. street brands such as Jigsaw, Reiss 590 King’s Road 309 King’s Road and Zara on the King’s Road. SW6 2DX SW3 5EP Westfield London Shopping Centre 020 7731 7300 020 7100 2072 W12 7GF www.shopatanna.com www.zaeemjamal.com 020 3371 2300 uk.westfield.com/london Please see pages 23 - 24 for specific locations 14 Le Pain Quotidien / www.lepainquotidien.co.uk 01 02 Restaurants and Bars 16 The area offers a wealth of cafés, pubs, bars and restaurants, including The Harwood Arms, which was the first London pub to be awarded a Michelin star for its food. 01 The Brown Cow / 02 Amuse Bouche RESTAURANTS & CAFÉ S PUBS & BARS 18 Le Pain Quotidien 19 Tinto Coffee 24 Amuse Bouche 25 Fulham Wine Rooms Perfect for a weekend brunch, take a seat A relaxed coffee shop with a unique stylish Local champagne bar renowned for great Fulham’s own wine bar offers a friendly at one of the communal tables and enjoy decor, it is run by Paul, a native Colombian champagne at London’s most competitive and interactive environment to sample the fresh organic bread and traditional who imports his special blend of coffee prices. Upstairs, you will find Claude’s a large range of wines along with French pastries. from his own country. Kitchen serving rustic, British cuisine. tapas-style bar snacks. 70 Parsons Green Lane 411 Fulham Palace Road 51 Parsons Green Lane 871-873 Fulham Road SW6 4HU SW6 6SX SW6 4JA SW6 5HP 020 3657 6937 020 7731 8232 020 7371 8517 020 7042 9440 www.lepainquotidien.co.uk www.amusebouchelondon.com www.greatwinesbytheglass.com 20 Marco 21 Brasa 26 The Brown Cow 27 Duke on the Green Located within the Chelsea Football Club Putting Fulham on the map for great food Featuring a seasonal menu as well as pub A truly stylish and elegant yet relaxed place to complex, Marco is a collaborative effort and drink, whilst providing a venue that the classics, The Brown Cow offers a dose of eat, drink and enjoy, right on Parsons Green. between Marco Pierre White and Roman local community can be proud of and feel comfort to South West London. The menu offers the best in quality and choice Abramovich. a part of. complemented by their exclusive drinks list. Stamford Bridge 474-476 Fulham Road 676 Fulham Road 235 New King’s Road SW6 5SA SW6 4XG SW6 1HS SW6 1BY 020 7384 9559 020 7736 2777 020 7915 2929 020 7610 3137 www.marcorestaurant.org www.brasalondon.com www.thebrowncowpub.co.uk www.dukeonthegreen.co.uk 22 Mao Tai 23 Vicino 28 The White Horse 29 The Harwood Arms Fashionable and popular South East Asian Hailed by many for the truly memorable food Beautifully situated on the corner of Parsons Providing Londoners with a relaxed venue restaurant, with an emphasis on China. The and delightfully inviting atmosphere, Head Chef Green, The White Horse is an iconic pub, striving for eating fine British produce accompanied menu covers Asia from Thailand to Japan via Marco Moscoloni’s cooking style is traditional to promote a culture of education in all aspects by excellent beer and wine within a lively Malaysia and China. Italian food with a contemporary twist. of food and drink for both staff and customers. and friendly environment. 58 New King’s Road 189 New King’s Road 1-3 Parsons Green Walham Grove SW6 4LS SW6 4SW SW6 4UL SW6 1QP 020 7731 2520 020 7736 1145 020 7736 2115 020 7386 1847 www.maotai.co.uk www.vicinorestaurant.com www.whitehorsesw6.com www.harwoodarms.com Please see pages 23 - 24 for specific locations 18 EDUCATION 01 Education 20 Hurlingham Gate is within easy reach of a number of excellent schools. Thomas’s London Day Preparatory and Kindergarten School houses specialist facilities for Art, Ballet and IT amongst many others.
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