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The Barbican is located in the East District of London. It was originally one of the ancient city gates of the City of London. It was severely bombed during World War II, so the Barbican House Village was rebuilt, aiming to create an urban settlement with its own schools, art galleries, and books.
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Elephant and Castle is a major road junction in central London, located in the second district of southeast London, belonging to London Borough of Southwark. This subway station includes the Northern Line and Bakerloo Line.
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Paddington belongs to Westminster in the center of London, in London zone 1, and its postcode is W2. It is west by Kensington, south to the Chelsea and east to Marylebone. There are the famous Paddington Railway Station, St. Mary's Hospital, and Haydn Square.
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Holborn is located in London zone1 and the postcode is WC1. It sites between Westminster and Camden , having a close distance to Soho, and Fitzrovia.
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Living in Westminster, you can see London's most famous attractions everywhere, including the House of Parliament, Big Ben, London Eye, and Westminster Abbey, etc. To know more, come see what else this area has!
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Do you want to be Madonna, Paul McCartney's neighbour?
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Over the past few decades, Soho has become known for its smoky bars and lively nightlife. Nowadays, Soho has been transformed and has become the most desirable place for media people and urbanites to live.
The Borough of Islington straddles the first and second north London boroughs. What was once a crowded London suburb has grown into a bustling, upscale community and a destination for celebrities, socialites and fast-paced professionals.
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Did you know there is an £8 billion urban renewal project that will bring 7,500 new homes to Earls Court - 1,500 of which are government concessions? What is the selling point of this area? Are there good schools? Let's take a look!
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Chelsea is located in London zone1, next to the River Thames, a fashionable art district in central London. Its zip code includes SW3, SW10 and SW1 of a district. Chelsea currently does not have its own subway station.
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If you are familiar with classic works of English literature, I believe you must be familiar with Clerkenwell! She appeared in Charles Dickens' classic novel Oliver Twist; also in Shakespeare's sonnets.
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Mayfair is the top commercial and residential area in London, where the headquarters of many financial companies and embassies of various countries are located; every few steps are high-end Michelin restaurants and five-star hotels.
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South Kensington is a well-known rich area in London. South Kensington is mainly composed of the commercial area around South Kensington Metro Station, the cultural and educational area, as well as the surrounding parks and residential areas.
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King's Cross has become the most fashionable and sought-after area in London in recent years. It can be said to be the fastest and most changing area in the London area. Come and see what is so attractive about this area!
The former Victoria District was a busy office area, and the daily commuting traffic and serious and tense atmosphere covered the entire boulevard. Today, it's a vibrant residential neighbourhood with modern architecture, promenades and specialty dining and boutiques.
Fitzrovia is an area located in the very centre of London. Excellent location - you can walk to the British Museum, Regent's Park, and shopping on Oxford Street is basically as easy as walking to your back garden.
Walworth is located in the London 1 area, with postcodes SE1 and SE17, belonging to the Southwark borough, adjacent to Elephant & Castle, Camberwell , Kennington . Walworth is a historically old agricultural area and is today a value-add location with great potential.
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The City of London is one of the most important financial centres in the world. There are more than 400,000 bankers, accountants, lawyers, financial specialists, etc. working here, with an annual income of up to 45 billion pounds! The West Causeway alone accounts for 14% of the UK's GDP.
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Bloomsbury, belonging to the City of London, is administratively under the jurisdiction of the Kenton District, located in the northwest of central London. During the 17th and 18th centuries, the Dukes of Bedford developed the area into a fashionable residential area.
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Bayswater is located between Hyde Park and trendy Notting Hill, which has transformed from an obscure area into an up-and-coming high-end residential area. Come and see what attracts this area place it!
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Notting Hill is a legend of overturning the rise and fall of the real estate market and changing fashion. After the end of the Second World War, Notting Hill revitalized and innovated. It has become the most unique neighbourhood in the world, from a once unknown farm path to a well-known business treasure and high-end residential area.
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South Bank (SE1) is located in London zone1. There are many famous attractions and facilities nearby, such as Big Ben, London Eye, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, etc., so the area is also known as the cultural pearls. Living in this area can enjoy the most famous scenery and the most fashionable life style in London.
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Hoxton is located in London zone1. It is now the centre of fashion brand hippies, surrounded by many famous tourist attractions such as Shoreditch, Islington and Brick Lane. There are countless galleries, cafes and restaurants, attracting many fashionable young people to live here.
