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Wimbledon, 
Battersea, 
Clapham, 
Wandsworth, 
Crystal Palace, and 
Brixton are all good places to check out before you decide where to live in South London. If you don't mind living further out from Central London or need more space for your money, try Croydon or Purley (in the Borough of Croydon). You can get the Overground into Central London; you'll just need to remember to catch the last train home or you could be in for a very long bus ride!

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East London

If you’re a bit of an artist, hipster and/or hippie then East London is the place for you. It's got some of the coolest places to live in London, offering a great mix of alternative lifestyles with a constant supply of interesting things going on. You have the more expensive neighbourhoods in the area (Shoreditch for example), but the east is still up and coming, so it's got some more affordable places too.

Dalston, Shoreditch, Bethnal Green, Hackney Central/Wick Wapping, Haggerston, and Hackney is a borough and an area within the borough of Hackney (just to be confusing). This area is increasing in price due to gentrification but it's still a popular place for young people to move to, especially if they work in media or the creative industries.

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West London and Central London

Home to Kensington Palace, Buckingham Palace and Hyde Park, the West is the face of London that the world came to know and of course, the backdrop of some of London’s well-known ‘pomp and ceremony’ state occasions! Keep a look out for the Guards in their big black bearskin hats and red uniforms as they patrol around here. Some of the best places to live in west London are: 

Kensington, Holland Park,and Westminster. If you want something slightly cheaper in the area, you can check out:Fulham, Shepherd's Bush, Earl’s Court, Hammersmith,and West Kensington. Fulham is especially popular with young, affluent 20-somethings.