Well I must admit, that's better than I'd expected. Apologies.
I know which one i would go for
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-73311296.html
Well I must admit, that's better than I'd expected. Apologies.
That is the most retarded scenario I've ever heard of.
You would spend 16 hours on a plane just for a coffee in one of the busiest cities in the world where it would likely take you 30 minutes standing in a queue to be served after waiting 2 hours in traffic from the airport then another 2 hours back.
What a complete waste. Fair enough if it was to watch a world heavyweight title or something but to do it for a coffee which would likely be crap anyway would be a waste of life.
You aren't going to get that day back you just spent 20+ hours travelling.
Eh?
Half a mill is plenty enough to buy a decent house in London.
South London is a good place to live imo. Certain places like lewisham and Woolwich should be avoided, but there’s plenty of really nice places to live for reasonable prices. Greenwich is a great place, lots of history, culture, great pubs and restaurants, a beautiful royal park and trains and DLR into central London in 20 mins or so. It’s one of the places to be in London for me.Probably not in a nice area though. (Or no-where near a tube station) It would get you a nice flat in a nice area.
**EDIT** Fair enough, I see further replies. I don't know South London at all tbh. I don't think half a million goes far North of the river... again, in nice areas.
South London is a good place to live imo. Certain places like lewisham and Woolwich should be avoided, but there’s plenty of really nice places to live for reasonable prices. Greenwich is a great place, lots of history, culture, great pubs and restaurants, a beautiful royal park and trains and DLR into central London in 20 mins or so. It’s one of the places to be in London for me.
South London is a good place to live imo. Certain places like lewisham and Woolwich should be avoided, but there’s plenty of really nice places to live for reasonable prices. Greenwich is a great place, lots of history, culture, great pubs and restaurants, a beautiful royal park and trains and DLR into central London in 20 mins or so. It’s one of the places to be in London for me.
Where/when the hell was that? I used to work in Lewisham for a little under ten years and never saw that.I remember when there used to be a board up in Lewisham (police or council I think) that had a count of the number of murders in the last week or month or something - it was never at zero. (I used to live in Grove Park for a bit).
How much money would change your life?