Kensington’s reputation comes before it, as it is home to many great attractions. As one of the most luxurious residential areas of London, it offers excellent services in most things its residents might need or desire. From well-known museums to high ranking universities, royal concert halls and a royal palace, Kensington has all the characteristics …
Brixton, the birthplace of David Bowie, is a lively neighbourhood in South London. Diverse and creative, Brixton presents a rich cultural encounter of numerous communities, whose backgrounds have shaped many aspects of its day-to-day life. It hosts some of the best live music venues, as well as craft beer pubs and concept bars, exotic markets …
As one of London’s most exciting areas, Hackney is a melting pot of young professionals and students from all over the world, keen for a taste of the vibrant nightlife and creative urban vibe on offer. Hackney doesn’t just offer a mix of people, however; it mixes differing styles and makes them all work. From …
Where is Dulwich? Located in South East London, living in Dulwich is often compared to living in the English countryside, with the city centre only a 30-minute car ride away. Its large green spaces, white picket fences, independent shops and restaurants add to the countryside vibes and make this part of town a true magnet …
Royal properties are some of the most striking and easily recognisable properties in the UK. With the likes of Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle or Balmoral being some firm fan favourites. It comes as no surprise that these properties are some of the most beautiful and photographed buildings in the UK. There are 23 royal residences …
East London’s Shoreditch has long been known as the spiritual creative hub of the capital. But South Bank is the official home of creativity in London. Led by the Southbank Centre, which enjoys a position right on the River Thames, this vibrant neighbourhood is at the heart of London’s cultural scene. The popular stretch of the …
For such a populous, dense and lively city, London sure does have a lot of village neighbourhoods. The sort of villages that contain plenty of charm — the type you would come to expect from the English countryside. With a W1 postcode, Marylebone might just be the most impressive village in the capital. And if …
If you like your home shiny and new, then you might want to think about moving to Aldgate. The East London neighbourhood has undergone significant regeneration over the last few years, which has resulted in a wealth of brand new residential developments. It’s not just snazzy housing that makes Aldgate an attractive area to live, …
Highgate is just five miles from central London. Yet, step foot into the North London neighbourhood, and it will feel like you’re a million miles away from the hustle and bustle that the capital has become well renowned for. The area is known as Highgate Village for a good reason. This charming part of London …
A tale of two neighbourhoods, split into four areas. That’s what you’ll find in the South West London postcode of Clapham, where young professionals and families flock to lay down roots, either in Family Clapham or Nightlife Clapham. Of course, those aren’t the official names of the communities in Clapham. But they do provide insight …
