Neighbourhood and local area reviews for renting in United Kingdom

Right next to park. Walk to station. Fireworks season a big problem. Convenient location.

The neighbourhood is fine but there are not enough lampposts by the gates to feel safe. The property is also never closed so anyone can enter.

It was close to the city center and the neighbourhood had a lot of nice shops nearby.

Broomhall appears much worse than it is, run down in places but a community feel more so than other studenty areas. Convenient for town, eccy road and the universities and hospitals

Lovely area, right near town, parks, the bus/train stations... Bedroom overlooks the lovely Honeybourne walking path. Unfortunate that council office building opposite the flat is due for demolition - this has been ongoing/pending for 8 months.

The property is behind the Cathedral so extremely close to all amenities. The house feels secure with bars over the downstairs windows and many locks, so the city centre location doesn't feel dangerous. A tram stop and bus stops are a 2 minute walk away.

20 minute walk from the university but relatively high rent. Shops, pubs and restaurants closeby. Other students living on the same street but generally a quiet area.

Decent transport, fairly close to shops, felt safe, near nice walks. Nice neighbors, just the odd unreliability of the U2.

Amazing area and with transport links to Reading and London beyond. Set right on the River Thames.

Really well connected to local amenities, bars and pubs. A 20 minute walk into the city centre. Just on the edge of The JQ so quite close to a deprived area of Brum (Ladywood) and in the middle of a building site for most of the time we were there.