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Housing Advice - Where to Live
London's diversity makes it an exciting place to live. Each area has a unique character so you’ll need to think about what’s important to you. Below are a few things to consider when deciding where to live in London.
For more information on where to live in London - including a breakdown of each neighbourhood - check out our Area Guide 2019
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Questions to ask yourself
Do you like the hustle and bustle of the city or would a quieter, more suburban area suit you better?
What’s your budget?
Does the area feel safe?
Does the area feel safe?.
Is the house in a convenient location?
How will you get to College and how long will it take?
Is there good public transport nearby?
Does your route involve a long walk?
Would you be comfortable walking far at night/in bad weather?
Does the area have good facilities such as bars, restaurants, takeaways, cinemas and supermarkets?
Useful tips
Practice your commute from the areas you're most interested in and time how long it takes to get to College
As a group visit the area when it’s dark to make sure you feel safe
Shopping at the local corner shop or mini supermarket can be expensive so it’s worth seeing which supermarkets are nearby
Pick up our Area Guide from the Student Hub, for more detailed information about the areas of London popular with Imperial students.
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