Looking to live in london? what areas should i consider?

Question

i would like to be near a few shop, restaurants, etc..i am interested in areas with good views of either the city or water. not necessarily near them but in view of them. i am looking to spend at least 400-600 a week (in the uk most places pay by week right??) i would be interested area of either middle class or professional but not rich, definetly not rich. i am in my late 20's. please list areas and your opinion of each area, if possible.

Answer 1

Battersea London SW11   would suit you I think.

Answer 2

Hi I am a London boy, I think you should go to Countyhall which is near the London eye on the thames the 2 bedroom flats are 515 pounds per week and very nice, I am not an agent and I live in Shenzhen China now but a friend of mine lives there and there are great sights and restaurants thats my suggestion. This is the website www.countyhall.org hopr that helps!

Answer 3

here is a list of properties in your price range.  the prices quoted are weekly but you will have to pay monthly (with a month in advance) so as soon as you move in you will have handed over about £4,000 (if you DID mean £4-600 per WEEK)

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/action/public...

Answer 4

£400 - £600 a week should get you a nice little pad in Bethnal Green. Won't go far in Chelsea though.

You can have great views from the 14th floor but there is little chance of finding a middle class or professional area in that price range.

There are shops and restaurants everywhere.

Imagine you had that sort of money to spend on an apartment in New York.

Answer 5

brixton

Answer 6

suggest starting with the job, then the place. stay with friends or in temporary accommodation until you're more settled.

if you mean 400 -600 POUNDS STERLING a week, i'm afraid i'm just not at all equipped to help you.

ask roman abramovic.

Answer 7

The Thames.

the fish are more civilized there.

Answer 8

dont do it!

Answer 9

Chelsea or Fulham would be good...