Project Information

What They Said: Westleigh Rise is a new residential quarter which is being delivered on surplus playing fields in the grounds of the existing ARK Putney Academy.

The 1.7 ha site is located off Westleigh Avenue to the south of Putney Town Centre, and a short walk from Putney Heath and Wimbledon Common.

The development will directly fund the refurbishment of the ARK Academy; a Grade II Listed building constructed in 1955, as well as its grounds. Formerly known as Elliott School until 2012, it has educated several generations in Wandsworth over the last sixty years.

The proposed architectural language responds to the detailing, form and materiality of the listed school, resulting in a sensitive transition between existing buildings and new development, including the retention of an existing amphitheatre.

When you buy at Putney Rise, you are making a smart decision as we believe there could be no better place to invest. Here are our reasons why Putney Rise is a great place to buy.

Being set further out of the centre of London, but still in Zone 2, gives you a bit more breathing space with quiet residential streets and plenty of green space to enjoy.

Just a 20-minute walk to the River, which offers open space away from the roads for both walkers and runners.

Putney Heath is less than a five-minute walk from Putney Rise. From here Wimbledon Common and Richmond Park can be reached in 20 minutes.

Our on-site property management company, Barratt Residential Asset Management (BRAM), was set up to exclusively manage and maintain the communal areas and surroundings at Putney Rise. You can trust BRAM to take care of your property’s surroundings long after you’ve moved in, allowing you total peace of mind when buying a new home at Putney Rise.

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