Leaflet Distribution SW18
The SW18 postcode covers the area of Wandsworth. It is framed by Revelstoke Road in the South, Elsenham Street and Combemartin Road in the West and River Wandle in the East. In the North it reaches all the way to the river Thames. SW18 is split in half vertically by Merton Road.
Even though it is relatively close to some more industrial areas near the river in Battersea it is a surprisingly green postcode.
Wandsworth Common, King George’s Park and Wandsworth Park are the largest green spaces in SW18. Wimbledon Park, Clapham Common and Wimbledon Common are also either directly on the border of SW18 or within a 5 minute walk from it.
It is also very well connected with public transportation. Earlsfield and Wandsworth Town Rail Station provide access to the South Western Railway Services. Southfields tube station also gives the local access to the District Line, running all the way from Richmond to East London.
It is very much a family friendly area. Some 75% of the population is under 44 years of age. 50% of the local households are married couples and 30% of the households are couples with children.
This is considerably higher than the London average. This is also true of the average income in Wandsworth, which is almost double the London average.
Wandsworth
Wandsworth has historically been an industrial area. Due to it’s proximity to the river and industrial and transport hubs like Battersea it became a centre for metalwork.
This has changed relatively recently due to many of the heavy industries leaving the capital and many of the city professionals looking for places outside the city centre to settle and start families.
Since Wandsworth is so well connected and provides both a good amount of breathing space with greenery everywhere as well as comfortable access to shopping centres and culture, it has become one of the prime locations for the above mentioned demographic to move to.
It also provides interesting housing options since many of the historical industrial buildings have been transformed into residential properties.
This provides city workers looking to move away from the city centre with interesting living options and an alternative to the Victorian or Georgian terraced homes that can be found all over London.
This is not to say that there is a shortage of these staple properties in SW18. Many of the areas, especially in the Southern part of the postcode around Revelstoke Road and Elsenham Street are completely full of typical London terraced houses. This also applies to the Western part of the postcode towards Combemartin Road.
The number of non-traditional properties however warrants extra attention to be given to mapping out this area for leaflet distribution.
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