Removals in Munster Village
SW6 west — the Munster grid, Fulham Palace Road and the streets running towards Hammersmith.
The western half of SW6 is tighter than the east. The Munster grid's streets are narrower, the conversion rate is higher, and Fulham Palace Road runs through the middle of it.
The Munster grid
Victorian terraces on narrower streets than the Peterborough estate, and more frequently split into flats. The narrowness is the constraint: less room for a vehicle to stand, and more reliance on arriving before the road fills.
Conversions
A high proportion of this stock. A staircase built for one household now serving two or three, and the turn at the half-landing deciding what leaves in one piece. We measure it before quoting rather than finding out with a sofa wedged at the return — detail on flats and conversions.
Fulham Palace Road
A main route with loading restrictions and flats above the shops reached by a shared street door. Early-start jobs with the loading point agreed in advance; perfectly straightforward once planned.
The Hammersmith edge
We work up to it. Hammersmith itself has its own coverage on our network and we do not poach it — see areas we cover.
Nearby
Parsons Green is east and the riverside south.
Munster Village questions
How does Munster differ from Peterborough?
Narrower. The Munster grid's streets are tighter, which means less room for a vehicle to stand and more reliance on getting there early.
Is Fulham Palace Road workable?
Only with planning. It is a main route with loading restrictions, so flats above the shops are early-start jobs with the loading point agreed in advance.
Is there much conversion stock?
A great deal. The terraces here are frequently split into flats, which makes the half-landing turn the measurement that matters most.
Do you go into Hammersmith?
The edge only. Hammersmith has its own coverage on our network and we do not poach it.
Moving in Munster Village?
Send both addresses and a rough list. We will check the access and come back with a written quote.