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Sorry but those are definitely not what counts as nice areas in London. I also doubt you would find something for £600 in some of those areas today.
by Swinx43 9y ago
Sorry but those are definitely not what counts as nice areas in London. I also doubt you would find something for £600 in some of those areas today.
- zerr 9y agoIt's not posh, but definitely nice, quiet and family-friendly I think. And the air seemed fresher compared to the city. Probably the rent will be bit higher, but the mortgage was ~600 (several months ago) for a nice two-bedroom apartment.
- mstade 9y agoI too doubted this, but I suppose it is possible, though the pickings are slim at best: http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-to-rent/map.html?locationIdentifier=REGION%5E87490&maxPrice=600&numberOfPropertiesPerPage=499&radius=10.0&propertyTypes=bungalow%2Cdetached%2Cflat%2Cpark-home%2Csemi-detached%2Cterraced&includeLetAgreed=false&viewType=MAP&dontShow=houseShare&letType=longTerm&viewport=-1.20263%2C0.774913%2C51.2122%2C51.8257 http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-to-rent/map.html?locatio... Also note a lot of these would be likely £600+ since this doesn't show additional fees (estate agent, taxes etc.) Now, this may seem like an abundance of results – but a number of these listings are actually house shares, parking lots, garages etc. Maybe you'd be ok with sharing a house (I wouldn't) but I'm sure we can all agree living in parking space is out of the question. So maybe it's doable, but I think it'd be really hard work trying to find a place that's not kept together with shoe string and duct tape, while being in a decent area with a decent commute.
- aries1980 9y agoDirt-low rents on Zoopla and Rightmove are usually baits. Call up the agency and ask them if you can see the flat. They will tell you something like “this flat has gone, but I have something similar”. Finding a flat in London usually takes a month.