Putney vs Hoxton

A side-by-side comparison of rent, transport, lifestyle and overall liveability.

Our recommendation

Putney offers better value — similar or better scores at a lower rent.

Rent comparison

Putneywinner

Wandsworth
1-bed flat£1,850/mo
2-bed flat£2,400/mo
Zone(s)2, 3

Hoxton

Hackney
1-bed flat£1,900/mo
2-bed flat£2,500/mo
Zone(s)1, 2

Hoxton is £50/month cheaper on a 1-bed flat.

Lifestyle comparison

Lively

Putney
5
Hoxton
9

Green space

Putney
9
Hoxton
4

Nightlife

Putney
5
Hoxton
9

Café density

Putney
7
Hoxton
9

Gym density

Putney
8
Hoxton
6

Walkability

Putney
7
Hoxton
8

Food scene

Putney
6
Hoxton
9

Young professionals

Putney
8
Hoxton
9

Safety

Putney
8
Hoxton
6

Transport

Putney
7
Hoxton
7

Putney

River, Richmond Park nearby, and a clean South-West rail line to Waterloo. Slightly older professional crowd than Clapham.

  • Thames Path and rowing on the river
  • Easy access to Richmond Park
  • Clean residential feel
  • Pricey
  • Slower to East London

Hoxton

Creative east London with bars, studios, Columbia Road nearby, and Overground-led commuting.

  • Strong nightlife and independent food
  • Close to Shoreditch and Columbia Road
  • Young, social crowd
  • No tube station in the immediate area
  • Noisy on weekends
  • Rents are no longer cheap

Frequently asked questions

Is Putney or Hoxton better to live in?

Putney offers better value — similar or better scores at a lower rent.

Is Putney cheaper than Hoxton?

Putney is cheaper — average 1-bed rent is £1,850 vs £1,900 in Hoxton, a saving of £50/month.

Which has better transport — Putney or Hoxton?

Putney and Hoxton score equally on transport (7/10). Putney is served by Putney and East Putney. Hoxton is served by Hoxton.

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