Neighbourhood and local area reviews for renting in United Kingdom

City centre. Good for individuals with disabilities due to elevators in the building, ramp access, and extremely close proximity to town shops and cafes (about a 2 minute walk to Starbucks and 4 to Tim Hortons). Glider G1 30 seconds from the door (drops you outside andersontown Lidl and picks up across the road if you don't want to order or walk for groceries) and G2 about 4 minutes (at a slow pace). Metros set down at Wellington place just on the other side of the road, however pick up is 6/7 minute walk, good if you're able bodied but physical disabilities make this a pain.

Close to takeouts and cafes, bit of a walk to transport if you're not very physically able. Near enough to train to hear the horn blare. Near enough to the Holylands to get excessive noise at 2-4am and various police cars on patrol.

Very close to uni. Two of us drive so Sainsburys and Aldi were easy to get to. 45 minutes walk from clubs.

Lovely town, with great amenities, really going to miss the place, neighbours were awesome

Good area, close to uni and bus links. Local shops around the corner, however no parking and a lot of cars get damaged on the road. House has been broken into when away, be careful.

Area is relatively nice, keep in mind there are few clubs working at night in the area that is quite annoying for tenants living on lower floors.

Western end of Kensington. Quiet, cobblestones. In the vicinity of a school and police station

20 minutes walk to either clapham north or clapham common. Good bus routes within a short walk. Small gym and local store within 5 minutes walk

The area was quiet. The flat was totally away from the road, so we didn't hear cars but the sound of the harbour often traveled up to us.

I rented a property in Stirchley. It's lovely. My only complaint is that the supermarket isn't very good.