Do you like Earls Court in London? Is it good to live? Why?
What do you think of this neighbourhood to live in? Good? Bad? Why?
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It is a reasonable neighbourhood, and one of the cheapest parts of the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea. You can walk without fear at any time of the day or night - there are more people around at 2am than at 10am! Shopping is convenient, Supermarkets: Large Tesco, small M&S, sainsbury, somerfield, thai & philippino. Lots of takeaways, restaurants, etc. Major museums are less than a mile away (V&A, Natural History, Science), as are Holland Park, Kensington Gardens, & Hyde Park. However there are a lot of traffic fumes. Good for bus & tube, if you drive, a residents parking permit costs £90 per year, and from next year, Earl's Court Road is the boundary for the extended congestion charge zone
its ok good transport links and just by the city also a pretty safe area of london to live in
It is OK.not great not bad. It is inner London not Central London, so you can't park, but at the same time are not next to Harvey Nicks.
Full of Gays and Australians.
Great for exhibitions.
Isn't it one of the states of Australia or have they all moved somewhere else?
Its full of gays, Australians and heavy traffic. Good transport links but not really a great deal to commend it.
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Answers:
It is a reasonable neighbourhood, and one of the cheapest parts of the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea. You can walk without fear at any time of the day or night - there are more people around at 2am than at 10am! Shopping is convenient, Supermarkets: Large Tesco, small M&S, sainsbury, somerfield, thai & philippino. Lots of takeaways, restaurants, etc. Major museums are less than a mile away (V&A, Natural History, Science), as are Holland Park, Kensington Gardens, & Hyde Park. However there are a lot of traffic fumes. Good for bus & tube, if you drive, a residents parking permit costs £90 per year, and from next year, Earl's Court Road is the boundary for the extended congestion charge zone
its ok good transport links and just by the city also a pretty safe area of london to live in
It is OK.not great not bad. It is inner London not Central London, so you can't park, but at the same time are not next to Harvey Nicks.
Full of Gays and Australians.
Great for exhibitions.
Isn't it one of the states of Australia or have they all moved somewhere else?
Its full of gays, Australians and heavy traffic. Good transport links but not really a great deal to commend it.
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