About Twickenham, Greater London

Whitton, located within the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames (TW2), is a primarily residential area characterised by its well-preserved 1930s housing, consisting largely of detached and semi-detached properties. The area offers a quiet, suburban atmosphere that appeals to those seeking a stable environment outside the dense city centre. The local high street has benefited from recent regeneration, providing a pleasant environment with modern paving and lighting. Residents benefit from being part of a borough known for its green spaces and community feel, with various local churches and schools providing a central hub for social life. However, prospective residents should consider that Whitton is a distinctly residential enclave with limited local employment opportunities, meaning most people must travel elsewhere for work. While the area is peaceful, it is also situated near major sporting venues, which can lead to significant temporary crowds and congestion during match days. Additionally, while the high street has seen investment, those looking for a diverse range of high-end shopping or extensive nightlife may find the local amenities modest compared to larger neighbouring centres. Overall, it serves as a functional, community-focused base for those who prioritise a traditional suburban residential lifestyle.

Property Prices in Twickenham, Greater London

Median sale prices by property type, based on HM Land Registry transactions.

The typical property in Twickenham, Greater London now sells for £662,500, up 3.9% from last year.

Terraced £687,635 3.7% annual growth · 207 sales

Semidetached £760,786 3.9% annual growth · 144 sales

Flat £408,102 1.5% annual growth · 133 sales

Median Price Trend

Median sale price by year, compared to Greater London and national figures.

Annual Price Growth

3.0% TW2

2.8% Greater London

3.3% National

Twickenham, Greater London shows stable growth, tracking close to the Greater London area average.

Values are growing slightly faster than the Greater London average, indicating a healthy local market.

Market Activity (YoY)

-2.1% TW2

-5.3% Greater London

+8.5% National

The market in Twickenham, Greater London is moderately active, showing 3.2% more sales than the Greater London area average.

The market is somewhat quieter than the Greater London average, which could mean less competition.

Crime & Safety

Recorded incidents per 1,000 households, compared to county and national averages.

Other

67% below the national average.

Property Crime

35% below the national average.

Public Order

55% below the national average.

Theft

49% below the national average.

Violent Crime

74% below the national average.

Getting Around

Twickenham (TW2) offers a reliable connection to central London, primarily served by South Western Railway services through Whitton station. Located in Travelcard Zone 5, the station provides a direct link to London Waterloo, with off-peak services running twice per hour to both London and Windsor. Commuters benefit from modernised facilities, including step-free access via lifts, and an increased frequency of trains during peak hours. For those who prefer road travel, the area is served by London Buses routes 110 and H22, facilitating local movement within the borough. However, transport in the area has notable drawbacks. While the train services are generally consistent, they are managed by a single operator, South Western Railway, leaving commuters with limited alternatives should disruptions occur. Furthermore, while the station is convenient for local residents, it is worth noting its proximity to major sporting venues; on event days at Twickenham Stadium or the nearby Twickenham Stoop, public transport can become significantly more crowded, potentially impacting the ease of daily travel. These factors suggest a balanced trade-off between standard connectivity and the occasional logistical challenges of living in a major events hub.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are average house prices in Twickenham, Greater London?

The median price across the most common property types is around £687,635, based on HM Land Registry data.

Is Twickenham, Greater London a safe place to live?

Property crime here runs 35% below the national average, based on police.uk data. See the crime section above for the full breakdown by category.

Are property prices in Twickenham, Greater London rising?

Prices have grown 3.0% annually here, compared to 3.3% nationally.

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Crime data sourced from police.uk and updated monthly.

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