It's the right market say south east London estate agents

Oct. 13, 2014 - PRLog -- Markets have taken on a different complex over the last 10 years, with farmers', street food and night-time markets joining the traditional stalls that sell fashion, home wares and retails goods. Borough market led the way, propelled back into the spotlight after a number of TV chefs were filmed buying ingredients there. However, the market trend has been further fuelled by consumers' heightened interest in locally-produced and organic produce. Farmers' markets and rejuvenated traditional markets are thriving all over south east London, with a return to the traditional, fresh daily shop instead of a weekly haul from a big supermarket.

If you are looking at property for sale in south east London and love the idea of having a local market nearby, Winkworth south east London estate agents recommend some of their favourite local markets and some of the nearby streets in which to buy property.

Blackheath Farmers' Market

Taking place in the train station car park every Sunday from 10am to 2pm, this farmers' market is described as a social gathering where many people know the stallholders by name.

Property for sale in Blackheath: Anywhere in the village and around the edge of the common will always command maximum attention (and attract premier prices). Great period properties - both houses and conversion flats - and modern apartments can be found in Vanbrugh Park, Shooters Hill Road and Banchory Road.

Greenwich Market

Not one but four days of stalls, with Wednesday more food orientated, Thursday devoted to antiques and the weekends taken over by craft, fashion and interior design. Find the action on the one-way system near the Cutty Sark.

Property for sale in Greenwich: The 'Hills' are the most coveted places to live, including Crooms Hill, Royal Hill, Vanbrugh Hill and Maze Hill, as they enjoy close proximity to Greenwich Park and many properties at the top enjoy views across the London skyline.

Herne Hill Farmers' Market

Run by the Hearne Hill Forum and Lambeth Council, this Sunday market is designed to promote goods produced within 100 miles but also to promote local businesses and foster a community spirit. Pop along between 10am and 4pm outside of Herne Hill railway station.

Properties for sale in Herne Hill: Victorian properties dominate, with good examples in Milkwood Road, Railton Road and Romola Road. You'll also find Edwardian properties on Hawarden Grove. The gated Herbert Mews development remains popular.

For more information , visit south east London estate agents (http://www.winkworth.co.uk/regions/south-east-london)