Neighbourhood and local area reviews for renting in United Kingdom

The neighbourhood will be the other people that are renting rooms in the house.
These people are hospital rejects who had no where else to go.
One tenent is a glue sniffer, another likes to leave trickles of urine and dung from the toilet to her door and the final tenent is an unpleasant alchoholic.
Your neighbours are people you need to watch (the landlord watches, just does not do anything)
Outside neighnours wilk quickly reject you when they figure out where you live.

The neighborhood was mostly quiet; you could find a mix of students and families. We had an instance of antisocial neighbours behaviour but it was no major issue. The house is very well connected to University, the Hospital, the train station and the Harborne High Street.

The neighbourhood was quiet and just a short walk away from the high street. Connections with uni and the city center were a bit slow but acceptable.

Good transport links in local area, lots of nice cafes - but very concrete. Ravenscourt Park is nice to run around.

Nice area, nice neihbours every9ne friendly and safe area. Location of the property I would rec9mmend

Same here - good neighbourhood, bad landlord. Rotherhite is a lovely place to be, but there are plenty of other people to rent from.

Lovely neighbourhood. Tube is close by and the park as well.
The Mayflower is 3 minutes walking.

Neighbours across the road are typical council estate scum. Selling drugs, locking their children out all day and not letting them in. Generally causing trouble. Lockleaze as a whole is not a nice area. The only rewarding factor is the nice walks around the green space available there.

The neighbourhood was good: a diverse working class community. The flat was on the main road, which was pretty polluted (you didn't really want to open the windows).

Selly Oak is the best student ghetto in Birmingham, with good facilities, friendly neighbours and underrated cuisine.