Located in South East London, Greenwich is a part of the city that is steeped in history. It’s a vibrant place to live with an abundance of things to see and do, making it the perfect place for students and young professionals.
Excellent amenities
Cultural and historical area
Greenwich is one of the three Royal London boroughs and is famous for its naval and military connections, as well as having the Prime Meridian running through it. This is where east meets west at Longitude 0°.
Greenwich is located in Zone 2 and is just minutes from central London. Alternatively you can travel on the Thames on a river bus.
Greenwich offers both a rural and urban way of life, with close ties to central London, as well as plenty of green spaces and its riverside location.
Students, Young Professionals
Restaurants, Cafes, Bars, Transport links, Green Spaces
Greenwich is considered to be a reasonably safe place to live. Its neighbouring areas, Lewisham and Deptford are not so safe. Be aware of walking alone if you’re near these areas.
Located on a hill in Greenwich Park overlooking the River Thames. There’s a number of things to do here, including standing beneath the onion dome and looking at one of the biggest telescopes in the world. Or you can visit the historic Prime Meridian line and place one foot in the west and one in the east at the Prime Meridian of the world. You can also visit the planetarium and listen to an expert astronomer.
Open seven days a week, spend an afternoon mooching round the market stalls for quirky and unique gifts in Greenwich Market. You’ll find crafts stalls, homewares and accessories, as well as antiques and collectables. Don’t forget to explore the pavilion food court with street food from around the world, and keep an eye out for seasonal events.
Be sure to stop off in London’s oldest Royal Park, for stunning views over the River Thames and the city itself. The park is also home to a small herd of deer, as well as the Prime Meridian Line, The Royal Observatory and a number of cafes. If you visit in the summer months you’ll be able to enjoy live music performed in the bandstand.
Located on a hill in Greenwich Park overlooking the River Thames. There’s a number of things to do here, including standing beneath the onion dome and looking at one of the biggest telescopes in the world. Or you can visit the historic Prime Meridian line and place one foot in the west and one in the east at the Prime Meridian of the world. You can also visit the planetarium and listen to an expert astronomer.
Open seven days a week, spend an afternoon mooching round the market stalls for quirky and unique gifts in Greenwich Market. You’ll find crafts stalls, homewares and accessories, as well as antiques and collectables. Don’t forget to explore the pavilion food court with street food from around the world, and keep an eye out for seasonal events.
Be sure to stop off in London’s oldest Royal Park, for stunning views over the River Thames and the city itself. The park is also home to a small herd of deer, as well as the Prime Meridian Line, The Royal Observatory and a number of cafes. If you visit in the summer months you’ll be able to enjoy live music performed in the bandstand.
House
£2,500
Per month, based on a 3 bedroom property
Halls
£960
Per month, dependant on chosen halls
Utilities
£114
Per month
Wi-Fi
£32
Per month
Council Tax
£1,276.34
Fibre Download Speed
134Mbps
Fibre Upload Speed
20Mbps
Pint of Beer
£4
Gym membership
£30
Weekly food shop
£30
Delicious coffee and fresh bakes in the heart of Greenwich.
A popular stop that serves bottomless brunch all week.
A Georgian pub with an attractive garden.
A riverside pub that offers iconic riverside views traditional food, drinks, and private hire spaces.
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Greenwich is considered to be a reasonably safe place to live. Its neighbouring areas, Lewisham and Deptford are not as safe. Be aware of walking alone if you’re near these areas.
Greenwich is one of the three Royal London boroughs and is located in the south-east of Greater London.
Greenwich is located in Zone 2 and is just minutes from central London.
The postcode for the area is within the Greenwich West ward/electoral division. The most common start of the postcode for Greenwich is SE10.
In the borough of Greenwich, the average cost of Council Tax based on a band D property is £1,276.34 per year.
Based on a three bed property, the average price of rent for a Greenwich property is £2,500 per month.
Greenwich offers green open spaces but is still situated close enough to the likes of Canary Wharf and London Bridge to truly feel like a part of London. With easy access to central London and plenty of amenities, living in Greenwich is ideal for students and young professionals.