The City of Westminster is the only World Heritage Site in the centre of London. The area is home to a number of iconic landmarks and has a long, interesting history. It is therefore afforded a great deal of protection. Continue reading
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An area close to Camden’s wonderful amenities
Chalk Farm is one of the most interesting areas in all of Camden. It is largely residential but is within touching distance of incredible nightlife and leisure options. If that wasn’t enough, the transport links are also fantastic. The Northern Line now operates 24 hours a day, making the area even better for commuters. Continue reading
When should you list a property for sale?
Listing a property for sale is more challenging than many people expect, especially if they want it to go as smoothly as possible. You can list at any time but if you do there is no guarantee that you will get any interest. In fact you could go months without any if you don’t time it right. How do you know when to list though? Continue reading
A very special type of property renowned for its quality
Walthamstow has become one of the most quirky and popular areas in London over the past few years. Before that the Village was traditionally the only area in demand; properties outside of it weren’t as well sought-after. This all changed thanks to restoration and regeneration work plus the performance of local schools. These factors added up to a younger crowd and attracted more businesses too. Now this is one of the best locations in Waltham Forest. Continue reading
Considering investing in eco-friendly homes
Eco-friendly houses continue to rise in popularity. Buyers value them highly because they are designed to be sustainable and generally have lower energy bills. Developers across the UK are looking to create more of these properties, ensuring they design with the future in mind. Continue reading
Victorian cottages are attractive to many buyers
Victorian cottages can be found all across London. These quaint homes have a lot of character and tend to possess a very similar layout. In many parts of the capital these properties are highly sought by first time buyers and renters who want a cosy home. Continue reading
Does London have a beach?
Ruislip may only be 14 miles away from the heart of Central London but it couldn’t be more different. The area is home to quiet residential streets and is very green. Not surprisingly it is popular with commuters and families. Continue reading
The reasons to consider Rayners Lane
Harrow is one of the outer Boroughs that have enjoyed a big jump in popularity and prices in recent years. It is a location with lots to offer and plenty of potential for additional growth in values. This makes it good for investors and buyers looking for a home for themselves. Continue reading
Wood Green in Haringey attracts families
There are a number of different things for buyers and investors to think when they look at the London property market. The two most important are likely to be location and space. In terms of the area they will want somewhere with the right amenities, particularly transport links. The size will also need to suit their needs or the potential tenants they want to attract. Continue reading
You can see many surprising things in Hackney
Hackney is now renowned as the most creative Borough in the whole of London, home to an arts scene like no other. The area couldn’t be any more diverse, both in terms of the people and the landscape. There are streets, canals, parks, and even a number of industrial areas celebrating the manufacturing past in the area. Continue reading




