Chiswick
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Sitting along the River Thames and close to Central London, green and charming Chiswick is an affluent area mostly in the London Borough of Hounslow. Said to have a village feel, Chiswick High Road is home to an abundance of cool independent bars, cafes and high end restaurants.
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Why does nobody mention Chiswick as a place to live?
19/08/2023Chiswick is a lovely place to live but yes it is very expensive, especially given it is a little bit...
Chiswick is a lovely place to live but yes it is very expensive, especially given it is a little bit of a journey from central London. It's not miles away but it is zone 3. I probably also depends on the age of the people who you're talking to. I know people that live in Chiswick now that they're in their 40's but they certainly wouldn't have lived there in their 20's. Aside from the fact that they wouldn't have been able to afford it, it's not a happening or exciting part of town. Yes it's very nice but it might also feel pretty dull, depending on the stage of life you're at and what you're into. Picture wandering around pleasant parks and along the river, in amongst convoys of expensive prams. Enjoying a quiet pint of real ale in a lovely old pub. Perfect for some, but not everyone. Places like Shoreditch and Clapham are more central, more lively and serve a different, younger demographic. Although I wouldn't necessarily say either of these places are any cheaper. Try buying an actual house in any of these places. Very much out of reach for the majority of us.
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RML
Popular amongst the wealthy
10/03/2023Highly sought after Chiswick is a nice area siting north of the river Thames. With a pretty high str...
Highly sought after Chiswick is a nice area siting north of the river Thames. With a pretty high street offering a great choice of independent shops, cafes and restaurants, it’s proximity to the river, lots of parks and green spaces and pretty period houses, it’s not a surprise that it’s a popular area amongst the affluent.
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HikingBoy
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Reviews(2)
Why does nobody mention Chiswick as a place to live?
19/08/2023Chiswick is a lovely place to live but yes it is very expensive, especially given it is a little bit...
Chiswick is a lovely place to live but yes it is very expensive, especially given it is a little bit of a journey from central London. It's not miles away but it is zone 3. I probably also depends on the age of the people who you're talking to. I know people that live in Chiswick now that they're in their 40's but they certainly wouldn't have lived there in their 20's. Aside from the fact that they wouldn't have been able to afford it, it's not a happening or exciting part of town. Yes it's very nice but it might also feel pretty dull, depending on the stage of life you're at and what you're into. Picture wandering around pleasant parks and along the river, in amongst convoys of expensive prams. Enjoying a quiet pint of real ale in a lovely old pub. Perfect for some, but not everyone. Places like Shoreditch and Clapham are more central, more lively and serve a different, younger demographic. Although I wouldn't necessarily say either of these places are any cheaper. Try buying an actual house in any of these places. Very much out of reach for the majority of us.
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RML
Popular amongst the wealthy
10/03/2023Highly sought after Chiswick is a nice area siting north of the river Thames. With a pretty high str...
Highly sought after Chiswick is a nice area siting north of the river Thames. With a pretty high street offering a great choice of independent shops, cafes and restaurants, it’s proximity to the river, lots of parks and green spaces and pretty period houses, it’s not a surprise that it’s a popular area amongst the affluent.
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HikingBoy
(Reviewer)
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