Hackney Central is a bustling mix of creativity and urban life. Home to innovative business and trendy restaurants that make Hackney the ideal location for young professionals and students.
Excellent Amenities
Trendy Location
Hackney Central has strong rail connections on the Overground and a vast network of bus routes. The best route into Central London is on the Overground via Highbury and Islington station.
Hackney is known for its vibrant nightlife, with some of the capital’s coolest bars and an endless number of pop-up bars, cocktail lounges, and traditional pubs.
For the most part, Hackney is very urban, however there are a total of 58 parks, with popular spots including Victoria and Abney Park.
Young Professionals, Students
Restaurants, Cafes, Bars, Good Nightlife, Green Spaces
Hackney was once considered to be a fairly crime heavy area, but due to regeneration, the crime rate has dropped in recent years. Living in Hackney Central is considered to be fairly safe.
London Fields Lido is an Olympic size heated outdoor swimming pool open all year round. The swimming pool has lane swimming available all day and swimming lessons for children and adults. Facilities also include a café as well as a large sundeck and sunbathing area.
Broadway Market is a must on anyone's list of things to do in Hackney. Every Saturday stalls line the street, selling delicious food, vintage clothing, jewellery and records. The market operates 52 weeks a year and is open from 9-5 on Saturdays.
Jump on a Boris bike and take a ride along the canal. You can cycle through Victoria Park on your way and stop at the Pavillion Cafe for a refuel. Enjoy your lunch by the pond, where you can even have a go on a pedalo if you’re feeling brave.
London Fields Lido is an Olympic size heated outdoor swimming pool open all year round. The swimming pool has lane swimming available all day and swimming lessons for children and adults. Facilities also include a café as well as a large sundeck and sunbathing area.
Broadway Market is a must on anyone's list of things to do in Hackney. Every Saturday stalls line the street, selling delicious food, vintage clothing, jewellery and records. The market operates 52 weeks a year and is open from 9-5 on Saturdays.
Jump on a Boris bike and take a ride along the canal. You can cycle through Victoria Park on your way and stop at the Pavillion Cafe for a refuel. Enjoy your lunch by the pond, where you can even have a go on a pedalo if you’re feeling brave.
House
£2734
Per month, based on a 3 bedroom property
Halls
£830
Per month, dependant on chosen halls
Utilities
£155
Per month
Wi-Fi
£35
Per month
Council Tax
£1,146
Per year
Fibre Download Speed
80Mbps
Fibre Upload Speed
20Mbps
Pint of Beer
£4.50
Gym membership
£35
Weekly food shop
£25
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Hackney was once considered to be a fairly crime heavy area, but due to regeneration, the crime rate has dropped in recent years.
Vogue voted Hackney Central as one of the fifteen coolest neighbourhoods in the world. With its thriving arts and cultural scene we can see why. Living in Hackney Central is perfect for students and young professionals.
Hackney Central is a sub-district of Hackney, in the London Borough of Hackney.
Based on a three bed property, the average price of rent for living in Hackney Central is £2734.
In the borough of Hackney, the average cost of Council Tax based on a band D property is £1,238.48.