Good Places to Live in East London
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Finally, if you want to live somewhere that feels like a village but is still undeniably London, try Leytonstone. It’s the home of filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock, which explains why the local pub is named after a scene from Psycho. This is a place where you can actually breathe. The houses are mostly Victorian, with front gardens that people actually use for, gasp, gardening.
The surprising bit? Leytonstone has one of the highest concentrations of independent bookshops per square mile in the city. Yes, people still read books here. Rent is surprisingly affordable too—a room in a shared house can go for £700, and a one-bedroom flat around £1,100. The trade-off is a longer commute to central London (about 25 minutes on the Central line), but you’ll be rewarded with the most laid-back, genuinely community-focused vibe in the East End. No one here is trying to impress you. And that, my friends, is the true luxury of East London living.