Putney Park Lane

[6] The Putney Park estate was a large working deer park first recorded in archives in 1274, the house of which is thought to have been on The Pleasance area which the lane bends around[7] Halfway up on the east side of the Lane is St Margaret's Church, a former Baptist and then Presbyterian chapel, which was consecrated into the Church of England in 1912.

[8] In The Pleasance there is a natural playground including logs, stepping stones and swings.

[11] There are mature trees and large Hollies[12] and the grassland areas have a variety of wayside flowers such as pellitory-of-the-wall and yellow corydalis, there is also regenerating elm scrub where the rare white-letter hairstreak butterfly has been recorded.

[14] The park is served by Transport for London buses 74, 85, 170, 337, 424 which stop on the Upper Richmond road or Putney Heath, Barnes railway station (Southwestern Railway) is a 10 minute walk from the north gate of the lane.

There is an ubitricity electric car charging station on Cortis road, on the eastern side of the Lane.