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Garrett Whitelock is an independent estate agent in London Bridge SE1, specialising in residential sales and lettings. As an owner-managed estate agent, providing a high-quality and personal service is at the heart of what we do.
Whether you’re putting up a property for sale or rent, Garrett Whitelock can easily guide you through the process.
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House price is a weighted average of detached, semi-detached, and terraced properties based on 8 sales; flat price is based on 104 sales between Oct 2025 and Jul 2026.
Average property prices are based on the number of sales stated over the last 12 months.
Figures are based on recent transactions and are provided for indicative purposes only.
Last updated October 2026.
164 Tower Bridge Road, London, SE1 3FG
020 7407 4586
info@garrettwhitelock.co.uk
Mon - Fri: 9:00am to 6:30pm
Fri: 9:00am to 5:00pm
Sat: 10:00am to 4:00pm
Sun: Closed
Our London Bridge estate agents know the market inside out and will help you sell your London Bridge property for the best price. If you’re looking to buy, our available properties include new homes, warehouse conversions and period townhouses with stunning river views.
We offer comprehensive lettings and property management services to London Bridge landlords, including property to rent in southeast London – our experience mean we can secure reliable tenants at optimum market rent. Equally, our full property management service ensures minimum hassle, full legal compliance, happy tenants and fewer voids.
Our south London estate agents can guide you to the best property for sale in London SE1, while our lettings team can help you optimise your rental property management.
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The sales and lettings market in London Bridge is very active. London Bridge has a diverse range of property to rent and buy, including new homes in contemporary apartment blocks, period terraced properties and converted warehouse buildings.
With minor fluctuations, London Bridge house prices have remained stable over the last few years. Although some of the properties on the market command high prices, there are also many surprisingly affordable options.
There are plenty of investment opportunities in London Bridge, and average rental yields vary between 2.5% and 5%. London Bridge is a popular area to rent in London, making void periods a rarity.
London Bridge is one of the most popular places to live and rent in London. Home to the iconic Shard, long-term residents and newcomers alike adore this historic area which is packed with theatres, museums and restaurants. The City of London is only a short walk away across the River Thames, making London Bridge a fashionable area for younger city-workers to live.
London Bridge is also one of the capital’s greenest areas, there are several parks dotted around and the Thames Path along the north and south banks of the Thames is perfect for a scenic stroll.
Families living in London Bridge benefit from numerous high-achieving schools. Charles Dickens Primary School and Friars Primary School are both highly-rated. At secondary level, Haberdashers’ Borough Academy is highly regarded.
Find out more about living in London Bridge, as well as local property types and key streets in the area
It’s often said that you will find some of the best restaurants tucked away from the busy streets, and this is certainly true for London Bridge. For an authentic Italian on the Thames there’s Cantina del Ponte, or you can keep it simple at Antico. Top of your “must try” list, though, must be Story (Tooley Street London SE1 2JX), described as an incredible journey of flavour and excitement.
Once the sun goes down, London Bridge truly comes alive; walks along the river lead you to not only some of London’s most popular landmarks and tourist attractions. The Shard isn’t just for tourists, it also boasts incredible views and excellent restaurants.
Shopping in London Bridge is a real pleasure. Borough Market is a historic food market with more than 100 stalls selling high-quality food.
The retail arcades within the Shard Quarter have a mix of independent retailers and global brands. Nearby Hays Galleria was originally a warehouse and wharf and has been converted into a classy riverside hub with shops and dining.
London Bridge Station has undergone a major upgrade which has transformed London’s oldest station into a modern station with increased capacity, improved access and new retail spaces with a mix of shops, cafes and restaurants. Thameslink trains include services to Bedford and Brighton passing through central London, Luton Airport and Gatwick Airport.
London Bridge tube station is on the Jubilee and Northern lines. With trains towards Westminster and the West End, Canary Wharf, Bank, Euston and Kings Cross.
Bus services from London Bridge are numerous and frequent with routes all over London.
Explore more local transport options here.
Stretching between London Bridge and Tower Bridge, this area of London is a commuter hub filled with theatres, museums and an abundance of restaurants and bars.
The riverside location attracts city workers living amongst long-time residents in a mix of properties dating back to the 1800s, and some new and exciting developments.
Enjoy the many open spaces and iconic landmarks whilst still being surrounded by the character that oozes from the narrow streets that make up London Bridge.
London Bridge’s has a great selection of schools nearby, from ‘Outstanding’ rated primary schools to exceptional private academies. Here are a few of the options available:
Find out more about local schools in the area here.
