Trains to Wandsworth Town

Wandsworth Town station is located in the London Borough of Wandsworth in south-west London. It is about 4 miles (7.6 km) from the central London terminus, London Waterloo. Wandsworth Town opened in 1846 upon completion of the Nine Elms to Richmond line.

In the 1880s, the London and South Western Railway expanded multiple stations, with Wandsworth Town increasing capacity across four tracks and four platforms in 1886. The station in the early 1960s had maintained the majority of its features from these works.

Wandsworth Town now has public WiFi hotspots, a ticket office (open 06:40–11:00 Monday to Friday) and a ticket vending machine with a video link in the subway by the entrance. Platforms have sheltered waiting areas, and refreshments are available for purchase outside the station. There is no step-free access to platforms at Wandsworth Town; the nearest accessible station is Putney.

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Transport for London (TfL) buses 28, 44 and night buses N28 and N44 stop near Wandsworth Town station on Old York Road. There is no car park or taxi rank. Cyclists can use the racks located outside the station; there are 32 spaces, and some are covered. Wandsworth Town isn’t on the London Underground network; the nearest Tube station is East Putney on the District line.

You can get cheap train tickets from many stations to Wandsworth Town. All services are operated by South Western Railway (SWR). Extra trains operate during peak hours.

Feltham to Wandsworth Town

Two trains run from Feltham to Wandsworth Town every hour, taking 30 minutes on average.

London Waterloo to Wandsworth Town

Get from Waterloo to Wandsworth in just 13 minutes. Around ten services operate during peak times.

Barnes to Wandsworth Town

There are five hourly trains from Barnes to Wandsworth Town, with extra services during peak times. The journey is only 6 minutes.

North Sheen to Wandsworth Town

Taking around 11 minutes on average, two hourly trains depart North Sheen during off-peak hours. Services increase up to six trains during peak times.

South Western Railway (SWR) is the only operator at Wandsworth Town station. Its central London terminus is at London Waterloo. From here, commuter trains run towards south-west London. The train operator also offers regional services in Devon, Somerset and Wiltshire, as well as suburban services in Dorset, Surrey, Berkshire and Hampshire. Trains call at stations such as Bournemouth, Winchester, Richmond and Portsmouth. Affordable fares can be found when you buy train tickets in advance.

Wandsworth is a popular area that makes for great days out. Wandsworth Town station is the gateway to open green spaces, cosy pubs and family-friendly attractions. A 10-minute walk gets you to Wandsworth High Street, lined with quaint shops and plenty of dining options. In the same area is Gravity Max, a high-energy active entertainment venue for all ages. Think arcade games, e-karting and thrilling VR experiences. Wander along the Thames to Wandsworth Park to unwind.

What fare zone is Wandsworth Town station?

Wandsworth Town is in fare zone 2.

Does Wandsworth Town station have a lift?

No, Wandsworth Town station doesn’t currently have a lift or step-free access to the platforms.

Are there toilets at Wandsworth Town station?

No, Wandsworth Town station has no toilets.

Can I park at Wandsworth Town station?

No, there are no parking facilities at Wandsworth Town station.

*Information is subject to change. Please check the latest train timetable before your trip.