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North West London
Another expensive part of London, the Northwest has some of the most elegant restaurants, as well as the busiest bars and markets. Ideal neighbourhoods in the area would be

Camden (known for its huge, alternative market in the old cobble floor, barrel vaulted horse stables), 
Notting Hill (home of the one and only Notting Hill Carnival), 
Kensal Rise,
Ladbroke Grove, 
Willesden Green, 
Kilburn, and 
Wembley. 
The latter three being more affordable.

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South East London
There’s a lot of reasonably priced accommodation in this area, and a good amount of businesses moving in too. It's also got good transportation links, thanks to the Docklands Light Railway (DLR). It’s not quite as booming as the other areas in London but it has Greenwich, which hosts a slew of antique markets, a great food market and beautiful historical buildings. Greenwich is the recurrent setting of many London films including Sherlock Holmes, Les Misérables and Pirates of the Caribbean. Neighbourhoods to live in this area would be:

Greenwich, 
Canary Wharf, 
Docklands, 
New Cross, 
Deptford, 
New Cross, and Deptford, which are less architecturally attractive but, like Greenwich, have great Overground transport links across London, making it easy and quick to get into central and East London. Nearby Goldsmiths University is one of the world's leading universities, especially in cultural and social studies. It attracts an artistic and open minded student base that adds a diverse and vibrant personality to these areas.

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South West London

If you can't live without green open spaces, you’ll love South West London. There's Richmond Park and Kew Gardens to enjoy not too far from home. Families love this place, and it hosts very nice restaurants and shops on its high streets. Neighbourhoods to check out in Southwest London are: