Local area guide

Living in Earls Court

Thinking about moving to Earls Court? Discover why it's a great place to live, fun things to do here, what the local schools are like, transport connections and so much more.

Your guide to moving to Earls Court

Why Earls Court is a good place to live

Earls Court is a brilliant place to live, offering the perfect balance of cultural attractions, history, and an exciting array of restaurants. With its excellent transport links, it's easy to get to the rest of London for work or pleasure. The area boasts beautiful garden squares and grand Victorian architecture, adding a touch of elegance to daily life. Outstanding schools in the area offer great opportunities for families, while foodies will appreciate the culinary diversity from global cuisine, elegant cafés, and top-notch dining options—all adding to the desirability of living in Earls Court.

What's Earls Court famous for?

Earls Court is famous for a number of reasons. Historically, it was home to the iconic Earls Court Exhibition Centre, one of the country's largest concert venues that hosted legendary acts. The area's past residents include high-profile personalities like Agatha Christie, Alfred Hitchcock, and William Yeats, adding a touch of historical intrigue. Additionally, the Troubadour, a historic café and music venue, has hosted a who's who of musical talent over the years, making Earls Court a significant place on the country's cultural map.

Things to do in Earls Court

Something is always happening in Earls Court, promising discovery and excitement at every corner. Immerse yourself in the area's diverse food scene, from Spanish delicacies at Cambio De Tercio to French Riviera-inspired dishes at Bandol. Sate your thirst for culture at historic music venues like Troubadour, or immerse yourself in drama at the Finborough Theatre. Brompton Cemetery offers a unique park experience, perfect for a picnic, while the urban London Cru Winery invites visitors for a tour and wine tasting. For art lovers, Gallery 286 showcases stunning contemporary artworks, adding another reason to consider moving to Earls Court.

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Transport in Earls Court

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Local connections

West Brompton
0.2 miles / 0.3 km
West Brompton
National Rail
0.2 miles / 0.3 km
Earl's Court
0.3 miles / 0.5 km
West Kensington
0.4 miles / 0.6 km
Fulham Broadway
0.6 miles / 1.0 km
Barons Court
0.7 miles / 1.1 km

Schools in Earls Court

Discover local primary schools, secondary schools and sixth form colleges in Earls Court.

Education in Earls Court

St Cuthbert with St Matthias CofE Primary School
Ages: 2 - 11 years old
Ofsted Rating: Good (2021)
Snowflake School
Ages: 5 - 16 years old
Ofsted Rating: Good (2023)
Normand Croft Community School for Early Years and Primary Education
Ages: 2 - 11 years old
Ofsted Rating: Good (2019)
Fulham Primary School
Ages: 3 - 11 years old
Ofsted Rating: Good (2018)
Collingham
Ages: 13 - 19 years old
The London Oratory School
Ages: 7 - 18 years old
Ofsted Rating: Outstanding (2022)

Local pubs in Earls Court

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  • Prince

    London SW6

    A grand old pub brought back to life and a whole street of ever-changing restaurants, all based around a big, beautiful, all-weather garden.

  • Lillie Langtry

    London SW6

    ONE OF THE GREAT UNTOUCHED JEWELS OF WEST LONDON

  • Atlas

    London SW6

    Mediterranean cuisine, seasonal real ales and international wine list. Function Space available for private events & conferences.

  • Old Oak

    London W14

    At the Craft Union Pub Company, our philosophy is about bringing really quality pubs back in the heart of local communities.

  • Clarence

    London W14

    This is a comfortable locals' pub, and is a rare example of a pub that retains a two-room format. The doors to the room on the corner lead you into what was originally a snug, but which has now been incorporated into what used to be the Public Bar.