Top Ten Nicest Places In London

Although it is expensive it is a nice place to live and it is probably the safest part of London. Richmond Park is also just down the road and most shops are in big retail parks. There is a great decent sized Pets at Home there so if you have any animals it's a great place to live

Really posh Very calm And nice parks I've been to one with deers and came to eat my food But It was ok very kind and Lovely houses

Richmond is a very Posh Area in Southwest London with lots of Parks and Lakes

Safest borough in London

We love living rich housing and goods shopping kings road

Very Rich and Fancy Place in West London. Peaceful Pretty Area.

It's a good place, but I don't like the football team

In The Very South of London. One of the safest places in the city. Nearest Tube Station is Morden.

I went to Hampstead Heath and it's really nice and it's a place in London with Hills, the grass hills in Hampstead Heath are awesome.

North London Village. Calm Area with a Village-esque Feeling

Expensive Posh Area, right near Chelsea, similar to Chelsea

Good shopping nice place

Very expensive part of Central London.

Science Museum, Hyde Park, Natural History Museum, Q&A museum and Royal Albert Hall is there too. Even if you cannot live there it's a great place to visit.

Peaceful and beautiful area but with benefits of being close and accessible to the city

In The Very North London, lots of green space and a very Peaceful Place.

Green Area with lots of Parks and Recreation near Hammersmith in West London

Just south of Hampstead, Belsize Park is an expensive, yet great place to live with excellent transport links to the City centre of London.

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Why is Morden here? The place is now starting to become heavily deprived, with an increase in crime in the local area. There are nice towns nearby though, like Wimbledon and Mitcham. - aldwych94

Why is this high up the list? Europes biggest mosque is located there and loads of gang violence

Canonbury and Highbury are nice. Avoid Holloway at night though. Lots of crime there.

Very clean bright atmosphere. Sees like a pleasant civill district.
Architectual buildings compliments the sweet shops, restaurants, therefore blends in nicely with all form of buildings. No nasty fast food shops with their smelly stench.
The council houses difficult to distinguish because well keep, West end standard very cleanly maintained.

St John's Wood, home to Abbey Road and Primrose Hill, is a very beautiful and affluent area of London. There are also many things to do in the area, as London Zoo and Regent's Park are both nearby. - aldwych94

Bit stuck up but still quite pleasant and no major hassles

Lovely by cutty sark and beautiful royal Greenwich park. Lived there for about two years. Nice walks along the Thames too.

Renovation of Docklands mean North Greenwich (O2) is much better than it used to be. Just hop on the bus to North Greenwich. Takes about 5-10mins

If I would live any where in London, it would definitely be Fulham - favourite area!

Great place I don't know why it's so low

Nice Neighbourhood in North London. Family Friendly Area

Wimbledon Park is a rather peaceful area in South West London, with many green spaces and a nice village feel.

Mayfair, in close distance with Hyde park is quite a peaceful retreat from the chaos of nearby places like Westminster. It is extremely expensive to live there though.

Dulwich has really nice houses, not to mention its very well known school Dulwich College

I have lived there all my life - hardly any crimes, really nice sense of community and nice cafes!

Are you kidding Hackney is full of thugs

Good job cheap rent or hotel easy travel Earls Court to centre london working and open 24hrs shopping lower racism 💜

Nice and Local to Central London and Camden Town. Primrose Hill itself has great views especially on New Years Day where you can see great views of the fireworks other than the South Bank and Charing Cross which gets REALLY crowded. It's opposite Regents Park and Not too far from Hampstead Heath. Good place to raise children and great place to walk the dogs.

Primrose Hill is sandwiched in between Regent's Park and St John's Wood and is a peaceful retreat in close proximity to Central London.

Its like living in the country with the Greater London area.

Originally quite a poor place, but eventually become quite an expensive part of London to live.

Quiet suburban area, nice residents, good sized gardens, plenty of parking, well serviced, well connected

A very affluent and peaceful area of Harrow with a beautiful high street. - aldwych94

Wonderful place to live, village feel, open green areas and canal's to stroll along. Only 15 minutes to the centre of London and you could be in a pretty English village.