Wandsworth is a wonderful destination for people who want to live close to the Riverside in London. The Borough is home to one of the longest stretches of the South bank of the Thames and puts people directly across from Fulham, Chelsea and Pimlico. On top of this there are homes at many points along the River Wandle too. Continue reading →

Of the many London Boroughs that exist in the capital, perhaps the most popular destination is Richmond Upon Thames. It has a fantastic reputation as being home to the happiest residents in the whole of the capital. In fact people enjoy living in the area so much that they tend to stay for life. Continue reading →

The London Borough of Redbridge has one of the fastest rising populations in the whole of London. It was previously estimated that approximately 1,123 new homes needed to be built in each area of the capital every year to keep up with growth. In Redbridge though, this number was revised up to 2,132 as a result of the demand for homes. Continue reading →

The Borough of Lewisham holds what many would consider to be a unique quality within London. It is an area which is regarded as one of the most affordable to live in within the capital, despite the fact that it is considered as an inner city area. This has meant that there’s always been a consistently high level of demand for property in the region. Even with this noticeable trend, however, the surge in demand over the last year has been impressive. Continue reading →

Twickenham has been celebrated as the home of rugby in England since the stadium opened in October 1909. The Thames-side town is much more than that though and is a wonderful place to live, particularly because of the fantastic location. The setting is perfect for people who want to live around 12 miles from the centre of London whilst also surrounding themselves with greenery in a riverside location. Continue reading →

Some of the most valuable properties in London are located in the Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. In fact 12 of the most expensive streets in the whole UK are located here according to official data. This prosperity leaves people wondering what it is like to live in the area. Continue reading →

From the modern apartment complexes and the busy shopping centre to the green and astounding Georgian squares that lie just a small distance away, Islington is well known among the public for its diversity. In recent years, the area has benefited from a surge in popularity, with buyers and investors queuing up to gain their foothold here. Despite the fact that it lies only 10 minutes from Central London, the area has done a surprising job at keeping its neighbourhood characteristics. Continue reading →

Hounslow has proven to be one of the most attractive areas for investment properties this year. There are many different factors that contribute to this, including the competitive house prices and the amount of demand. As a result investments can provide really great returns. Continue reading →

Fulham is one of the most interesting areas in London. It has a long, chequered history, and wasn’t always the prosperous area it is today. In fact in the 1700s the myriad of night time activities available were the major attraction. Nowadays the wonderful schools and picturesque streets of Victorian and Edwardian homes are the big draw. This has resulted in a huge change in the residents. Continue reading →

The Borough of Hackney has the honour of being the greenest area in London. It was granted this title as a result of the multitudes of open spaces in the area, the quality of the air, and the commitment to recycling and protecting the environment. Continue reading →