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Overlooking the renowned financial district, Canary Wharf, Greenwich is an untarnished haven with insurmountable appeal, boosted by its close proximity to esteemed business and shopping districts within the city.

Bow is a residential district home to a popular street market on Roman Road, with clothing, food, and household goods. Beside the Hertford Union Canal, huge Victoria Park has a boating lake, a skatepark, and sports fields, and hosts summer music festivals, while nearby Mile End Park has a climbing wall and canal side paths. Traditional pubs dot the area, along with a sprinkling of hip bars and restaurants.

Stoke Newington is a small, inner-city suburb of London, lying north of the Thames, and located in the Borough of Hackney. It boasts the longest street name in London: Stoke Newington Church Street.

Wapping has its own distinct identity with quaint cobbled streets.

A booming East London area located 7 miles (approx. 11km) north-east of central London.

There’s a reason why Hackney has the fastest and most consistently rising housing prices in London.

Described by some as London’s very own mini-Manhattan, Canary Wharf is much more than sky high office blocks.