Local area guide

Living in Wallington

Thinking about moving to Wallington? Discover why it's a great place to live, fun things to do here, what the local schools and transport connections are like - and of course the most important thing of all: how much houses cost to buy.

Your guide to moving to Wallington

Why Wallington is a good place to live

Moving to Wallington might just be the best decision you make. This town is buzzing with charm and character, blending the tranquillity of family homes with the convenience of modern living. Families appreciate the high-quality education with three renowned grammar schools directly in the vicinity. Wallington enjoys swift access to the big city. From hopping on a train at Wallington Railway Station or Hackbridge Railway Station, you're swiftly connected to all the buzz of central London making it the perfect place for those London commuters.

What's Wallington famous for?

Wallington is famous for gracing the history books with its famed lavender fields. Once upon a time, these ethereal purple fields were the backbone of Wallington's industry. Today, a riveting 18-foot-tall sculpture of a lavender bush stands proud on Woodcote Road, tipping its hat to this rousing history. Wallington also takes immense pride in its golden accolades from the 2012 Summer Paralympics. With four gold post boxes scattered across town, Wallington joyfully celebrates local Paralympian, David Weir's, four victories at the London games.

Things to do in Wallington

Beyond its charming streets, Wallington offers a wealth of activities to keep your mind occupied and your heart content. Shoppers can delight in the hustle of Woodcote Road, where local stores and large chains cater to all retail whims. For food enthusiasts, the town serves up a tempting blend of dining options. You can indulge in sumptuous dishes at local joints like the Wallington Arms, or savour all-American flavours at the diner, Sizzle’N’Shake. If nature's your scene, stroll through Beddington Park or Mellows Park, where you'll find sports pitches, play areas, and restaurants amidst the calming greenery. Meanwhile, the Woodcote Green Garden Centre is spoil for plant lovers. Whether it's natural beauty, shopping thrills or culinary delights, you're sure to find something to love in Wallington.

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Average asking prices in Wallington today

We update our average asking prices every day using data from millions of properties for sale.

Terraced

Avg. asking price

£490,000

39 properties for sale

Detached

Avg. asking price

£800,000

30 properties for sale

Semi-detached

Avg. asking price

£645,000

48 properties for sale

Flats

Avg. asking price

£270,000

168 properties for sale

Transport in Wallington

Find the nearest train stations and other transport links in Wallington.

Schools in Wallington

Discover local primary schools, secondary schools and sixth form colleges in Wallington.

Education in Wallington

Cambo First School
Ages: 4 - 9 years old
Ofsted Rating: Good (2023)
Belsay Primary School
Ages: 4 - 11 years old
Ofsted Rating: Good (2023)
Whalton Church of England Aided Primary School
Ages: 4 - 11 years old
Ofsted Rating: Good (2022)
Stamfordham Primary School
Ages: 2 - 11 years old
Ofsted Rating: Outstanding (2012)
Chollerton Church of England Aided First School
Ages: 4 - 9 years old
Ofsted Rating: Good (2018)
Longhorsley St Helen's Church of England Aided First School
Ages: 3 - 9 years old
Ofsted Rating: Good (2022)

Local pubs in Wallington

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  • Ox Inn

    Middleton, Morpeth, NE61

    We're a little old fashioned, serve excellent beers and a wide range of 'Ox Tapas' (that's crisps, nuts etc to you and me!) whilst plans for a new kitchen and general interior refurb are being developed. Everyone, and their dogs, welcome!