Local area guide

Living in Tulse Hill

Thinking about moving to Tulse Hill? 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 Tulse Hill

Why Tulse Hill is a good place to live

Tulse Hill, a leafy gem nestled in London's vibrant borough, carefully balances the hustle and bustle of city life with a relaxing, residential aura. This tranquil area enjoys lower crime rates than London's average, adding to its charm as a peaceful retreat in the heartland of the city. Nestled among a collection of beautifully preserved Victorian houses, Tulse Hill offers residents a homely and down-to-earth vibe. The excellent rail services connecting the area to central London make moving to Tulse Hill an appealing option for city workers and young professionals. Join the fitness brigade at the 24-hour Anytime Fitness on Norwood Road or relish in the natural charm of large adjacent parks, embracing serene living in Tulse Hill.

What's Tulse Hill famous for?

Tulse Hill is famous for being a charming, residential retreat within London, combining city convenience with resplendent scenic beauty. Additionally, Tulse Hill is known nationally for Brockwell Park - a cornerstone of relaxation featuring ornamental flower gardens, green outdoorsy expanses, and the famous Brockwell Hall. Adding to its plume, the 19th-century Tritton clock in the park contributes significantly to Tulse Hill's heritage. Furthermore, Brockwell Lido, a Grade II listed outdoor swimming pool, also adds fame to this district's name.

Things to do in Tulse Hill

Living in Tulse Hill brings you close to an array of exciting activities. Take a leisurely walk amidst the leafy splendour of Dulwich Park or Brockwell Park, soaking in the sun and basking in the tranquil ambience. For the creatively inclined, Parade Mews Pottery is the perfect place for hands-on pottery classes. For fitness enthusiasts, why not take a plunge in the Brockwell Lido or workout at Anytime Fitness? Lovers of culinary pleasures can explore the multitude of chic cafés and delis on Norwood Road. Wrap up your week with some rustic-style dining or enjoy live bands at local bars, making every weekend in Tulse Hill a memorable one.

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Transport in Tulse Hill

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Local connections

Tulse Hill
National Rail
0.1 miles / 0.2 km
West Norwood
National Rail
0.7 miles / 1.1 km
West Dulwich
National Rail
0.7 miles / 1.1 km
Herne Hill
National Rail
0.9 miles / 1.4 km
Streatham Hill
National Rail
0.9 miles / 1.4 km
North Dulwich
National Rail
1.2 miles / 1.9 km

Schools in Tulse Hill

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Education in Tulse Hill

St Martin in the Fields High School for Girls
Ages: 11 - 18 years old
Ofsted Rating: Good (2018)
The Elmgreen School
Ages: 11 - 19 years old
Ofsted Rating: Good (2022)
City Heights E-ACT Academy
Ages: 11 - 18 years old
Ofsted Rating: Good (2021)
Fenstanton Primary School
Ages: 3 - 11 years old
Ofsted Rating: Requires improvement (2023)
Streatham Wells Primary
Ages: 3 - 11 years old
Rosemead Preparatory School
Ages: 2 - 11 years old

Local pubs in Tulse Hill

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  • Rosendale

    London SE21

    The Rosendale today is a magnificent public house serving simple, seasonal and sustainable food, including free-range chicken and pork, sustainably sourced fish, beef aged in-house and pizzas made with artisan British charcuterie and cheeses.

  • Bar 61

    London SW2

    Bar with vintage dark-wood decor and stripped floor, plus Modern European and tapas dining.