[destination unknown]

Hey

I'm about to graduate and my dad offered to help me in my job search. So he told me he is willing to support me by paying the rent for 6 months as a gift

Anyway, I'm looking for a studio [30-35 m2], in an area that is trendy & lively [bars/pubs/shops...] and not far from a big park.

And I'm interested in either East or North London [zone 1 or 2].

A friend told me shoreditch is a good area to start looking at.

Hopefully I'll have more opinions thanks

[barnetlad]

If your dad can afford Shoreditch or nearby he's a wealthy man.

[Zim_]

Your not welcome to east London. It's or area now.

[LP-FTW]

North London.

East London is a living hell, trust me. :/

[destination unknown]

I lived in Angel for a year, I absolutely loved it
Then I moved to Lambeth North with my gf for 2 years, a big mistake.

So I want to move close to a lively area (Camden, Angel, Shoreditch, Liverpool street).

The budget will be £200p/w

[stargirl63]

Depends what your budget is. If you do want a nice place, shoreditch, angel, bank.

[CherryCherryBoomBoom]

I don't live in Shoreditch, but last time I went there I found it to be a really nice place to hang around, and the boxpark there is pretty awesome

[canŵio]

Hmmm.... I would go north rather than east.

If you are working it's a good idea to be living somewhere close cause it'll save you a fortune in travel costs.

[Dee Leigh]

Go North.

[destination unknown]

(Original post by stargirl63)
Depends what your budget is. If you do want a nice place, shoreditch, angel, bank.

£200 p/w

[destination unknown]

bump

[jesse111]

If you want a place thats fairly trendy but also has loads of parks I'd reccomend Twickenham in Richmond. Even though its south west (i think), rent might be on the costly side but if you can afford shoreditch then you wont have any worries.

[Cannotbelieveit]

Kensington and Chelsea.

[Top Banana]

I heard Belgravia is nice

[destination unknown]

(Original post by jesse111)
If you want a place thats fairly trendy but also has loads of parks I'd reccomend Twickenham in Richmond. Even though its south west (i think), rent might be on the costly side but if you can afford shoreditch then you wont have any worries.

I don't know if I can afford Shoreditch, I haven't searched yet. I just said I liked the area as well as Angel/Liverpool St.
(my budget is £200 per week max)

Anw thanks for your suggestion. I've never to Twickenham yet.

[Mertyns]

You're either delusional, spoilt or incredibly wealthy to be able to afford a studio in London...


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[math1234]

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[math1234]

who the **** negged me

[DotComBoom]

If you are working then you will want an easy commute. So, you won't want to go too far North. A quick suggestion off the top of my head would be Holborn.

[elia]

Walford, I heard the houses on Albert Square were nice.