Waterloo is a busy district in Central London, and part of the London Borough of Lambeth. Although it’s well known for its train station, there’s a lot to explore beyond here. Waterloo is rich in theatres, cafes, bars, and restaurants.
Excellent Ameneties
Excellent Transport Links
Waterloo rail and Underground station is located in Zone 1. There are plenty of bus connections in the area and most of Central London is within easy walking or cycling distance.
Waterloo is one of the busiest parts of London thanks to its train station. It’s estimated that around 170 million passengers use Waterloo Train Station each year.
Waterloo is surrounded by some of London’s most iconic attractions, including the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey and the London Eye.
Young Professionals, Working Professionals
Restaurants, Cafes, Bars, Transport links, Nightlife
The crime rate in this area is slightly higher than average which is not unusual for a tourist area that attracts a lot of foot traffic. If you’re living in Waterloo, be sure to take the normal precautions and stick to well lit areas when possible
Some of London’s most renowned and respected theatres can be found in Waterloo, with the most notable theatre being the Old Vic. It is an independent nonprofit theatre that has seen many celebrities pass through its doors. It stands just south-east of Waterloo Station.
South Bank is the heart of London’s cultural scene. Wander along the tree lined river and enjoy arts and cultural venues, stylish restaurants and scenic views. You’ll often find seasonal events and street performers along the path too. Head down to the South Bank market for a huge selection of food stalls.
If you’re living in Waterloo, check out the Southbank Centre Book Market, located under Waterloo Bridge. You’ll find hundreds of second-hand books on sale. It’s one of the only permanent outdoor second-hand book markets in the south of England. The bridge provides enough shelter that the book market can stay open in all weathers.
Some of London’s most renowned and respected theatres can be found in Waterloo, with the most notable theatre being the Old Vic. It is an independent nonprofit theatre that has seen many celebrities pass through its doors. It stands just south-east of Waterloo Station.
South Bank is the heart of London’s cultural scene. Wander along the tree lined river and enjoy arts and cultural venues, stylish restaurants and scenic views. You’ll often find seasonal events and street performers along the path too. Head down to the South Bank market for a huge selection of food stalls.
If you’re living in Waterloo, check out the Southbank Centre Book Market, located under Waterloo Bridge. You’ll find hundreds of second-hand books on sale. It’s one of the only permanent outdoor second-hand book markets in the south of England. The bridge provides enough shelter that the book market can stay open in all weathers.
House
£5130
Per month, based on a 3 bedroom property
Halls
£1360
Per month, dependant on chosen halls
Utilities
£110
Per month
Wi-Fi
£30
Per month
Council Tax
£1591
Per year
Fibre Download Speed
80Mbps
Fibre Upload Speed
20Mbps
Pint of Beer
£5
Gym membership
£30
Weekly food shop
£30
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A laid-back cafe featuring health-conscious, area-sourced meals, plus coffee, smoothies & cakes.
A quirky board game restaurant, serving delicious food whilst you roll the dice.
A pub serving real ale, wine and seasonal cocktails. As well as a huge beer garden perfect for summer.
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Most famously, Waterloo is known for its major train terminus, London Waterloo Train Station. Waterloo is Britain's largest and busiest station.
Areas inside the congestion charge zone include:
Living in Waterloo is ideal for a young professional. Waterloo is the ideal location to get into Central London. With world class theatres, plenty of lovely restaurants and scenic views wherever you look.
Waterloo is in the London Borough of Lambeth.
Based on a three bed property, the average price of rent for living in Waterloo is £5130.
In the borough of Lambeth, where you’ll find Waterloo, the average cost of Council Tax based on a band D property is £1,227.93 per year.