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Looking for a safe location, with good local amenities, and no more than 30mins commute into central London. Thank you
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(Original post by londonhunting16)
Looking for a safe location, with good local amenities, and no more than 30mins commute into central London. Thank you
Looking for a safe location, with good local amenities, and no more than 30mins commute into central London. Thank you
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Looking for a safe location, with good local amenities, and no more than 30mins commute into central London. Thank you
Looking for a safe location, with good local amenities, and no more than 30mins commute into central London. Thank you
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Which part of central London, and what's your budget?
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Also if you start going out towards New Cross etc it'll get even cheaper. Are you not staying in student accommodation?
Greenwich as a town is lovely, very touristy with pretty cafes for breakfast and shopping. I took my mum there a few Christmases ago and it was very picturesque. It's not particularly near the centre on London though, Canada Water is on the the jubilee line which takes you to London Bridge/Waterloo within about 30/45 minutes. Basically look at a tube map and work your way backwards until you can afford somewhere.
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(Original post by lyrical_lie)
Cool I actually used to live near Greenwich uni when I first moved to London. I lived in Deptford, which although not the nicest was cheapish. I paid £600 for a room including bills. Near Canada Water, walking distance to a Lidl, big Tesco, cinema etc.
Also if you start going out towards New Cross etc it'll get even cheaper. Are you not staying in student accommodation?
Greenwich as a town is lovely, very touristy with pretty cafes for breakfast and shopping. I took my mum there a few Christmases ago and it was very picturesque. It's not particularly near the centre on London though, Canada Water is on the the jubilee line which takes you to London Bridge/Waterloo within about 30/45 minutes. Basically look at a tube map and work your way backwards until you can afford somewhere.
Cool I actually used to live near Greenwich uni when I first moved to London. I lived in Deptford, which although not the nicest was cheapish. I paid £600 for a room including bills. Near Canada Water, walking distance to a Lidl, big Tesco, cinema etc.
Also if you start going out towards New Cross etc it'll get even cheaper. Are you not staying in student accommodation?
Greenwich as a town is lovely, very touristy with pretty cafes for breakfast and shopping. I took my mum there a few Christmases ago and it was very picturesque. It's not particularly near the centre on London though, Canada Water is on the the jubilee line which takes you to London Bridge/Waterloo within about 30/45 minutes. Basically look at a tube map and work your way backwards until you can afford somewhere.
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(Original post by lyrical_lie)
Also if you start going out towards New Cross etc it'll get even cheaper. Are you not staying in student accommodation?.
Also if you start going out towards New Cross etc it'll get even cheaper. Are you not staying in student accommodation?.
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(Original post by londonhunting16)
I am not entering in the first year, so wouldn't really want to stay in student accommodation. Nice to hear that Greenwich area is a nice place from your experiences.
I am not entering in the first year, so wouldn't really want to stay in student accommodation. Nice to hear that Greenwich area is a nice place from your experiences.
(Original post by Klix88)
I have friends in New Cross and they think it's going back the way it was in the 80s/90s, with Somali drug gangs moving in. I'd be inclined to go a bit further these days - Lewisham is on a direct line to London Bridge and Waterloo. Greenwich is pretty pricey by comparison, but you do get what you pay for.
I have friends in New Cross and they think it's going back the way it was in the 80s/90s, with Somali drug gangs moving in. I'd be inclined to go a bit further these days - Lewisham is on a direct line to London Bridge and Waterloo. Greenwich is pretty pricey by comparison, but you do get what you pay for.
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(Original post by Klix88)
I have friends in New Cross and they think it's going back the way it was in the 80s/90s, with Somali drug gangs moving in. I'd be inclined to go a bit further these days - Lewisham is on a direct line to London Bridge and Waterloo. Greenwich is pretty pricey by comparison, but you do get what you pay for.
I have friends in New Cross and they think it's going back the way it was in the 80s/90s, with Somali drug gangs moving in. I'd be inclined to go a bit further these days - Lewisham is on a direct line to London Bridge and Waterloo. Greenwich is pretty pricey by comparison, but you do get what you pay for.
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I've lived in North London in the corridor between Kentish Town, Holloway and Finsbury Park since 2008 and have never really considered living in another part of town.
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Looking for a safe location, with good local amenities, and no more than 30mins commute into central London. Thank you
Looking for a safe location, with good local amenities, and no more than 30mins commute into central London. Thank you
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This is a rather useful map... http://m.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/map/p...=walking_train
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