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E2
- Canal next to Victoria Park
Fact File |
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Average Rent | £97 |
Student Popularity | 7th |
Travel Zones | 2 |
Local Authorities | Tower Hamlets |
Average asking prices per calendar month for properties (source (www.findaproperty.com: February 2008)
STUDIO | £952 | |
1 BED FLATS | £1,189 | |
2 BED FLATS | £1,551 | |
3 BED FLATS | £1,824 | |
2 BED HOUSES | £2,011 | |
3 BED HOUSES | £2,084 | |
4 BED HOUSES | £2,376 | |
Local Links
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- http://www.hackneycityfarm.co.uk/
- http://www.geffrye-museum.org.uk/
- Museum of Childhood http://www.vam.ac.uk/moc/
- Online map of bars, clubs, art galleries etc http://www.shoreditchmap.co.uk
Student Comments
- Trendy place in Zone 1. Lots of bars, continental coffee houses, galeries and Restaurants. Columbia flower market on Saturday and SpitalField Market on Sunday. And of course Hoxton Square.
- Close to Sunday Markets and Brick Lane(see also E1 entry) where there are cheap curry houses. Good atmosphere and very mixed culturally. Can still find inexpensive accomodation close to tube... up and coming area. Only six stops into city centre. Great parks in the area too.
- SHOREDITCH :The area is one of the artcenters in London with lots of galleries.There are many young people and students ,
and lots of nice bars. Sundays you also have the markets round the corner Columbia flower, Spitalfield and Bricklane. Victoria Park is not far away. - The trendsters can just get too much! Some areas a bit rough after hours.
- Negative Points: Champagne quaffing suits, beggars, rubbish
Last Updated:21/04/2008