Neighbourhood and local area reviews for renting in United Kingdom

The neighbourhood did not feel safe and there is only on street parking. I had to call the police about neighbours. I did not feel safe.

Neighbourhood is close to a lot of cool areas but felt unsafe at times because of fights outside.

Generally good, nice distance to Chorlton and pretty leafy part of whalley range. We were burgled two months into our tenancy. Big problem with fly tipping in the area, abandoned tyres/mattresses/fridges are a common sight. Try and keep off the roads in the evenings around there as there's lots of boy racers that drive down the residential streets at 60mph. I've seen a lot of crashes over the two years in that property

Generally good, nice distance to Chorlton and pretty leafy part of whalley range. We were burgled two months into our tenancy. Big problem with fly tipping in the area, abandoned tyres/mattresses/fridges are a common sight. Try and keep off the roads in the evenings around there as there's lots of boy racers that drive down the residential streets at 60mph. I've seen a lot of crashes over the two years in that property

Generally good, nice distance to Chorlton and pretty leafy part of whalley range. We were burgled two months into our tenancy. Big problem with fly tipping in the area, abandoned tyres/mattresses/fridges are a common sight. Try and keep off the roads in the evenings around there as there's lots of boy racers that drive down the residential streets at 60mph. I've seen a lot of crashes over the two years in that property

Terrible high street. Safe area and very little crime. Quiet but good access to grocery shops like tesco iceland and aldi.

Chilled street. Pub next door & restaurants on Chandos. Close to gloucester road & whiteladies

Outside the building is lovely. The neighbours withing the building are rather rude.
Passers-by are very polite, smiley etc.

There is a massive sainsbury's a five-minute walk from the property. In addition, there are bus stops a five-minute walk away which link with buses to travel easily to town or to the university. Neighbourhood was quiet and serene.

Jesmond is a lovely area of Newcastle upon Tyne. Its perfect for students however, can be expensive. There are lots of bars, restaurants, takeaway shops, and pubs, however, there is not much provision in terms of grocery shopping - only a small Waitrose, a Sainsbury's local, and a small Tesco metro. There are 2 metro stations in Jesmond (Jesmond and West Jesmond station), however, it is only a short walk into the center of town and to the unis. Jesmond dene and Town moor are easy to access and are both lovely, especially in the summer.