South West London Tube Station Rent Prices in 2025: Find Your Spot!

It’s getting more important to know London’s living costs. South West London is still a popular place in 2025. People like its cool areas and good travel.

Prices have increased because of inflation, and energy costs are high. Mortgages are also more expensive nowadays, with fewer houses available to rent too. People therefore wonder if living there is worth it.

They looked at average room rental prices. Data came from the Office of National Statistics. They mapped prices near each Tube station, providing information to help you find a place.

Morden is cheaper, averaging £775; by comparison, Southfields averages £777. Kennington is pricier, costing around £1,100, while Battersea Power Station costs about £1,086.

Here’s a breakdown of average monthly room rental prices near each station: Balham: £826; Battersea Power Station: £1,086; Brixton: £792; Clapham Common: £812.

Clapham North: £812; Clapham South: £826; Colliers Wood: £835; East Putney: £795; Fulham Broadway: £860; Kennington: £1,100.

Morden: £775; Nine Elms: £979; Parsons Green: £860; Pimlico: £1,077; Putney Bridge: £860; South Wimbledon: £835.

Southfields: £777; Stockwell: £792; Tooting Bec: £928; Tooting Broadway: £928; Vauxhall: £945; West Brompton: £1,032.

Wimbledon Park: £835; Wimbledon: £835. These are average monthly room rental costs, so you can expect to pay around these amounts should you move to the area.