Neighbourhood and local area reviews for renting in United Kingdom

Ormskirk is a very nice neighbourhood. The location of the property was perfect for access to the university and Ormskirk centre.

The flat was in a decent neighbourhood, West Pilton in Edinburgh. Neighbours were good. Nothing to complain about here, but nothing to write home about.

Friendly neighbours, well cared fo communal area and just a short walk to a shop, post office and park. Easy to get to the city centre.

Lovely, quiet, friendly neighbourhood. There's a real community feel and my neighbours have been nothing but nice.

I love the area as it's so close to Gloucester Road and easy to get into town. The road itself is quite busy and noisy but that's what you get for living on a main road. The pub opposite could sometimes be noisy at closing but this was never past midnight.

Lots of bars and Shops. Close to the metro. Near to university (both Newcastle and Northumbria)

We didn't live there as the tenancy fell through at the last minute, so we never moved in.

Heaton is the typical student and young professional suburb. Plenty of take-aways and good ammenities on Chillingham Road and its near to Asda, Morrisons and Sainsburys. Transport is good, right next to Chillingham Road metro, or the bus #1 goes down Second Avenue into town.

Parklands is a nice area. Access to facilities is good, supermarkets are nearby; access to town via Regent Centre and Wansbeck Road Metro Stations are good as well as buses from the main Great North Road and Regent Centre. The main Park Avenue is used as a through-road and I notice is used by speeding drivers not obeying the 20MPH limit occasionally.

Barkham and Wokingham is a nice enough area. The house itself however is down a long muddy country road. And the landlord will tell you it's a 20 minute walk to Wokingham station. It is not. 45 easily.