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When I lived in London before, I lived off London Road between LOCATION1 and London Road tube stops

When I was there, I spent time in both the West and East ends of London, and I definitely preferred LOCATION1

When I went to LOCATION1 market i literally fell in love with it

When the LOCATION1 was being re-developed , old wharves and warehouses were transformed into luxury apartments priced at 1million and such like

When thinking about this I was confused because this implies that LOCATION1 is in an area between London and Kent

When you say 30 min from LOCATION1, is that on the tube

Whereas LOCATION1 has cheap housing ( in comparrison with the rest of the London ) and lots of bars/clubs but the area is pretty bland

Whereas, the parents would say that they are Surrey, LOCATION1 and Essex respectively

While some indeed are related to their location, such as Tower Hill, Piccadilly Circus, LOCATION1, some station names to not relate to their location

While the LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 area, still some beautiful houses but more noticeable Council Estates, very colourful, diverse area

While you are in the area you could also visit nearby LOCATION1

Whoever said LOCATION1 are completely nutts

Why don't you see for yourself and visit LOCATION1 and see what the neighbourhood is like

Will add to it when I think of more lol at first answer LOCATION1 ain't that bad

Within LOCATION1 and the London boroughs you have districts and/or areas

Woodgreen is not too bad laulau and john LOCATION1 has been part of The London LOCATION2 of Bexley since 1965 and Griscely explicitly asked for areas outside of London altogether

Would rather poke my eyes out with a big stick than end up in LOCATION1

Yeah LOCATION2 and LOCATION1 one of the best and nicest areas not just in West, but in whole London

Yes LOCATION1 is a great area to live in and many landlords like renting out apartments for short periods like 6 months

Yes LOCATION1 is okay

Yes LOCATION1 is south London

Yes market traders are in LOCATION1 as are they widespread throughout the UK

Yes on the whole I think LOCATION1 is a nice place to live , but of course as anywhere there are areas that are better than others

Yes the safest parts are LOCATION1 and LOCATION2

Yes, LOCATION1 - but its VERY expensive

Yes, LOCATION1 contains many areas that are similar to LOCATION2

Yes, LOCATION1 is in Kent and it is part of the London metropolitan area London borough in Greater London POSTAL address ONLY KENT NOT KENT proper no more than LOCATION2 is in SURREY proper Exists in Greater Manchester too Wigan and Bolton,Bury etc put Lancashire in postal addresses and Stockport and Altrincham etc put Cheshire, but they are ALL Greater Manchester (Metropolitan Boroughs of Wigan, Bolton, Bury Stockport, Trafford ) NONE are parts of the ADMINISTRATIVE COUNTIES with those names I have to disagree with another answerer

Yes, you can commute in and out of London to LOCATION1 very easily

You 're probably going to have to pay in excess of 900 a month for a studio flat to live in that sort of location ( LOCATION1 is a 45 minute commute outside of the London , hence why it is cheaper )

You are as likely to get mugged or attacked in LOCATION1 as in LOCATION2

You can also catch a game at LOCATION1's home ground Selhurst Park

You can also try LOCATION1 South London is the best place to live but you mentioned Noth London

You can also try LOCATION1 in N London

You can contact Kay and Company at for best information about London Properties Park Lane or LOCATION1

You can find cheaper areas in LOCATION1 or LOCATION2, but may not be nice for your wife and baby

You can find people from all around the world LOCATION1

You can find something in LOCATION1 to suit most budgets - I have some friends living in a skanky flat that is super cheap

You can get a young "professional" studio flat for 150k in a less salubrious part of town, and you can get a nice large place for 1.5 million in LOCATION2, and 15 million overlooking LOCATION1

You can look around the website to get an idea of what's available LOCATION1, London

You can read more about it here : LOCATION1 Its quiet , has a park and its just such a great place to live its in the LOCATION2 area

You can try LOCATION1 ( perhaps LOCATION2 would be a better budget )

You can use the areas of LOCATION2 and LOCATION1, Grosvenor Square and so on

You can walk to Regent's Park or head north to leafy LOCATION1 and LOCATION2

You can't go wrong for LOCATION1 for a night out

You can't really get more life, art and excitement than LOCATION1 but it might be a bit pricey for you

You could also look in LOCATION1

You could be south somewhere like LOCATION2 that's beautiful and very safe or south in LOCATION1 where you might feel uneasy

You could stay in somewhere crap like LOCATION2 or you could live somewhere like LOCATION1 where it is cheaper to live

You could try LOCATION2 or LOCATION1 - both located on the tube and by plenty of night bus routes so you won't have to walk too far coming home at night

You could try somewhere like LOCATION1 - not too far out but not too expensive

You get more space for your money in LOCATION1

You have LOCATION1 Grounds to walk around in, and are close to the river with nice pubs

You have been sadly misinformed about LOCATION1

You have been sadly misinformed about LOCATION1

You have been sadly misinformed about LOCATION1 , it is fantastic

You have been sadly misinformed about LOCATION1 I think you need to lower your criteria a little

You have been sadly misinformed about LOCATION1 Thanks a lot to both fel t and Mark C for providing such useful tips

You have been sadly misinformed about LOCATION2 At the moment I live in LOCATION1

You have to be mega-rich to live in LOCATION1

You may also consider LOCATION1 just North of C

You may be better looking a bit north or east of there , even as far out as LOCATION1 or LOCATION2 which are nice residential areas

You may be thinking of 'LOCATION1' which has a Jewish community

You may not actually have to change at LOCATION1 as the train may be going to LOCATION2 Rd already

You meet a mixture of people and being close enough to LOCATION1, it's easy to intermingle

You mentioned LOCATION1

You might find a cupboard in LOCATION1

You might like to try LOCATION1 which has fast trains to LOCATION2 for the tube too You will still be in London

You might like to try LOCATION1 which has fast trains to LOCATION2 for the tube too You will still be in London You have answered the question Hey, I have recently graduated from Warwick, and am planning to move to London in September, with three of my friends

You might prefer somewhere like LOCATION1, which is relatively cheap which has lots of up and coming clubs, bars etc

You might try finding somewhere within bus/cycling distance of LOCATION2 to remove one of the commutes, then on the train/District line too to get you into Bank - so that could be any of the areas on the mainline into LOCATION1

You might want to consider LOCATION1 or parts of LOCATION2,all up and coming areas and this despite their negative public image ,are relatively quite pleasant and affordable areas to live in and not too far in terms of commuting distance to central London I will live and work in London for few years, but I haven't found a permanent place where live I'm looking for a small aparment or just a room, the important things I need my own bathroom, a place were cook food and a fridge; better to have a washer too, but, if not, I will wash my clothes on coin washer does not have to be in London downtown to bee not too expensive, I need a place in London suburbs in London buses and underground are very efficient, so, come and go to work will be easy done anyone have any advice for me

You might want to look just south of the river LOCATION2 or LOCATION1

You need to look further north - say LOCATION1

You need to time your commute to LOCATION1 once you've chosen your area

You posted the same thing for Dublin and Liverpool It is a suburb of LOCATION1, and really the built up area joins on with its neighbours

You should n't have too much of a problem finding a good private school there LOCATION1 is nice

You sound like you might like LOCATION1 It's down to earth and friendly but not too rough, good community vibe, nice cafes

You still have easy access to countryside from LOCATION1

You then go back to your hotel realising it was a big mistake and you should have spent a day in LOCATION1 instead

You want cheap and bad try LOCATION1

You will like LOCATION1 very much

You will love LOCATION1 and the park is just heaven

You will love the LOCATION1

You will take either the Northern Line towards LOCATION2 or the Northern Line towards LOCATION1 Station

You would be better off looking at places around LOCATION1 maybe

You'd be better off looking further out, say down LOCATION2/LOCATION1 way

You're looking at the wrong London The LOCATION1 has marketing agencies all over, but particularly in the LOCATION2 area which is the original home of ad agencies and the like

You're lucky to be in LOCATION1 as it's a good area, and central

You've got LOCATION1 for a night out one side, but a quick walk the other way and you're near LOCATION2 which is very peaceful and has lots of great pubs and good places to eat

Your best bet is to look at a map and all the places that seem near to LOCATION1 phone the estate agents and ask them prices as most of them do rentals as well Can you give an idea of your budget

Your choices of bars are endless in LOCATION1

Your suggestions, apart from LOCATION1, are east end

a bit I think LOCATION1 and LOCATION2 are kind of the new ritzy areas but lots of bad neihborhoods that are still there It 's dull , been there , quite suburban

actually LOCATION1 is nice , multicultural and you get to meet all sorts of people

actually my friend lives in south east in LOCATION1 and its terrible

advice you to go shopping in LOCATION1 and LOCATION2(on a Saturday or sunday) for some alternative and vintage goodies

affordable places in London are mostly in LOCATION1

algate, LOCATION1

all the way to LOCATION1

also if you choose to live in the southend area, from LOCATION1 you have the commuter coach service X1, that is operated by Stephenson