"This leafy southwest London borough is frequently named London's happiest neighbourhood, often topping lists of the best places to live in the city. The Times called this area the 'most serene corner of the capital'."
"Bermondsey to Waterloo was named a 'hotspot for culture' due to its proximity to Shakespeare's Globe, the National Theatre, and the Tate Modern, along with a great restaurant scene at Borough Market."
"Crouch End has all the charms of a quintessential English market town - it just happens to be in Zone 3 of London."
The Sunday Times released its annual ranking of Britain's best places to live in 2026, evaluating neighborhoods based on local atmosphere, amenities, transport quality, schools, and broadband speeds. Seven London areas made the list, including a southwest borough recognized for its peaceful parks and high resident satisfaction. Other notable mentions include a cultural hotspot in Southwark, known for its proximity to major attractions and a vibrant restaurant scene, and Crouch End, which combines market town charm with urban convenience.
Read at Time Out London
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