Living in London Area Guides
Use our London area guides to discover where has the best offering to suit your property needs. Whether your looking to buy or rent in London.
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The East London borough of Barking and Dagenham combines a rich history with a clear vision for the future with more than thirty listed buildings sitting side by side within an array of new developments.
After years of false starts the Vauxhall Nine Elms Battersea development is now transforming the district east of Battersea Park and the wider Battersea and Nine Elms region. The Northern Line extension has provided an additional boost to the area, creating two new stations on the extension...
Bloomsbury is a cultural hotspot for book lovers, intellectuals and art fanatics. The central London area is home to some of the capital’s greatest museums and universities, not to mention impressive architecture and leafy squares. It is a popular destination for domestic and international...
Unlike many other areas of London, Canary Wharf has been designed almost completely from scratch. Over the past 30 years, it has undergone extensive regeneration to become one of the world’s leading business districts.
Originally known as the square mile, the City of London is the smallest of London’s districts in terms population and size. This world-famous centre of finance - with more businesses than permanent residents – makes for a superb place to live in the heart of London for its 10,000 or more residents
As one of London’s leading areas for culture, shopping and entertainment, there is no shortage of things to do in Covent Garden. Browse artisan stalls at the famous Apple Market, or enjoy a delicious meal at one of the many stylish restaurants.
Clerkenwell offers an ultra-fashionable lifestyle in the heart of Central London’s Islington Borough and is one of the city’s best destinations for foodies. The area appeals to London’s young professional crowd, and is known for its historic pubs, bars and Michelin starred restaurants, as well as...
As one of London’s leading areas for culture, shopping and entertainment, there is no shortage of things to do in Covent Garden. Browse artisan stalls at the famous Apple Market, or enjoy a delicious meal at one of the many stylish restaurants.
The Central London neighbourhood of Farringdon is a fun, smart and vibrant district that offers easy access to the rest of the capital city. It has much to offer residents, including a variety of shops, theatres, pubs, restaurants and coffee shops. There’s plenty of things to do in Farringdon.
Fitzrovia is a friendly and bustling neighbourhood in Central London, home to many of the capital’s creative industries. With an eclectic restaurant scene and beautiful residential streets, the area has a quieter and more laid-back atmosphere than surrounding areas. It’s a highly sought-after...
Historic South East London borough Greenwich is known around the globe as the centre of world time measurement. The area is home to a myriad of attractions that contribute to its UNESCO World Heritage site status and mean that there is much to keep visitors and residents alike entertained.
The West London borough of Hammersmith and Fulham is a lively borough with outstanding schools and climbing house valuations that reflect its increasing popularity.
London's second-largest and most western borough, Hillingdon is home to the world-famous Heathrow Airport, giving residents of Hillingdon enviable connections to Europe.
London’s smallest borough outside of The City, it is remarkable how much life and energy Kensington and Chelsea embodies.
As one of Central London’s most vibrant and newly regenerated areas, King’s Cross is a highly desirable location in the capital. Whilst it is known for King’s Cross station, it had lots more to offer locals and tourists alike.
South-West London borough Kingston upon Thames is the oldest of the four Royal Boroughs in England and borders the county of Surrey.
Marylebone is a centrally-located area in London, home to a variety of period conversions and mews, as well as a large French contingent. The neighbourhood is known for its diverse, cosmopolitan residents and fabulous shopping district that includes Oxford Street and hundreds of other outlets. The...
Nine Elms is an up and coming area in London situated on the south bank of the River Thames on the site of the Grade II-listed Battersea Power Station. It has recently undergone a huge regeneration project and now offers many new homes, business and leisure facilities, as well as chic eateries, pop...
The Royal Borough of Richmond upon Thames is one of London’s most expensive areas, with house prices sitting significantly above the London average.
Soho is a small neighbourhood in the centre of London that is known for its buzzing and bohemian atmosphere and culture. From nightlife to theatres, restaurants and bars in Soho, it’s the place Londoners and visitors go to enjoy themselves 24/7. It is also home to some of the capital’s best homes,...
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St James’s is a long-established area in London, with a history as a residential hotspot for wealthy aristocrats. Today, it is bustling destination famous for its old English shops, chic restaurants, Royal Park and members clubs. The area is quintessentially English and adored by locals and...
The east London borough of Tower Hamlets runs along the river Thames with the City to the west, and Greenwich to the south. Covering much of the traditional East End, the borough is popular with both City and Canary Wharf workers.
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The South West London, riverside borough of Wandsworth has long been a firm favourite of young families, so much so that the area around Wandworth Common is affectionally known as ‘Nappy Valley’.
Wandsworth Town is rapidly becoming a popular location to live for young professionals and families alike. Explore our area guide report for more information.
While considered in many respects to be one of London’s more traditional areas, Wapping is far from a sleepy corner of the capital. With an eclectic mix of warehouse conversions, riverside bars and restaurants, plus plenty of famous landmarks, living in Wapping is a highly desirable option.
Waltham Forest sits adjacent to the River Lea, one of the largest rivers in London and a major tributary to the Thames, and this North East London borough is popular with those looking for a slower pace of life.
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