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Why not explore the nearby areas of Borough, Elephant and Castle, Southwark, Walworth, Bermondsey, Kennington, City, Aldgate, Wapping and Barbican
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"Bermondsey antique market is open every Friday, and until 1995 used to operate the ancient law of "Market overt", which stated that as long as the goods were sold between sunrise and sunset, then title of ownership of those goods was transferred..even if it turned out later on that they were stolen!"
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Vibrant location with a huge variety of shops and restaurants. Located in Central London, with good connections thanks to the Jubilee and Nothern Lines. Lots of young professionals and couples living in the area.
Luis
Freat local market and quirky shops, always find something original in Newington.
Melanie
Lots of young professional, lots of attractions, so central.
Arcangelo
Southwark is home to London Bridge station for easy access to anywhere, and the attractions of The Shard, Tate Modern, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, and Borough Market promote different cultures from all over the world. Steeped in history with butlers wharf as well as one of the largest universities of Europe in Kings College. With amazing views of Tower Bridge every night, i can't think of anywhere else in the world I would rather be right now.
Troy
So close to work, and loving the Maltby Street Food market on weekends. Bermondsey street restaurants and galleries make every days a short journey feeling of holidays - between the amazing everything and peaceful neighborhood no need to go anywhere in London. My boyfriend and I moved a year ago and could not find a better area to live in. Nothing beats Bermondsey, I tell ya ! :)
Magdalena
The vibrant atmosphere, walking along the river to Gabriel's wharf, Waterloo sunsets, best transport connections, always something new to look at around the Royal Festival Hall, the real food market. IMAX cinema. New apartments being built at Doon Street and Shell Centre and South Bank Tower, so more people will be able to live and enjoy the area. Property prices will double in 5years.
John R
Close to everything, fantastic transport links, central London living at its best!
Local resident
Eclectic mix of residential, commercial & cultural facilities. No need for cars, walk along the Southbank & take in the finest views of the capital, ie St. Pauls, Westminster, The London Eye, Tate Modern, Globe Theatre, National Theatre & of course the beautiful Thames River winding it's round to the City & beyond. Experience London at it's best.
Local resident
I love the fact that it is near to all the major work areas, where else can you be 2 stops to Canary Wharf and two to City and not much more to West End. Throw in a lot of bars, pubs and culture makes for a good combination. Theres a real feel of a local community which is quite hard to find in London sometimes...
Dean Cove
SE1 is the postcode district in South East London incorporating the areas of Bankside, South Bank, Southwark, Bermondsey (part), Vauxhall (part) and is covered by the Southwark and Lambeth local authorities.
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