property, houses and flats to rent in Borough

 

Beckenham	Deptford	Kennington	Plumstead
Bermondsey	Dulwich	Kidbrooke	Rotherhithe
Blackheath	Eltham	Lewisham	South Norwood
Bromley	Forest Hill	Mottingham	Sydenham
Camberwell	Greenwich	New Cross	Thamesmead
Catford	Grove Park	New Eltham	West Dulwich
Charlton	Herne Hill	Peckham	West Norwood
Crystal Palace	Hither Green	Penge	Woolwich

 

SE1	SE16	SE22	SE3
SE10	SE17	SE23	SE4
SE11	SE18	SE24	SE5
SE12	SE19	SE25	SE6
SE13	SE2	SE26	SE7
SE14	SE20	SE27	SE8
SE15	SE21	SE28	SE9

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Property to rent in Borough

Borough, in postcode SE1, in the London Borough of Southwark is one of the oldest parts of London, and has become an increasingly popular Southbank quarter. It is home to the famous Borough Food Market, which is steeped in history is also referred to as “London’s Larder”. The market has now established itself as the only place to do the weekly big shop for anyone who has a passion for fresh, organic and unusual food of the highest standard, and, according to the Academy of Urbanism Awards, is England’s best place, as voted by readers of the Evening Standard’s Homes & Property section. The types of property to rent in Borough vary and include riverside docklands developments and Victorian town houses and cottages. The area is popular with city professionals due to its proximity to the city and the good transport links. There is good selection of flats to rent in Borough SE1, expect to pay a weekly rental of £240+ for a one bedroom apartment in a popular new development.

Amenities for Borough properties

Running south from the southern end of London Bridge, Borough High Street winds its way down to the junction of Harper Road and Borough Road, not far north of Elephant and Castle. It's a busy street, with plenty of shops and cafés. If you enjoy shopping you could visit Hays Galleria near London Bridge or Gabriel’s Wharf, which mainly caters for fashion, jewellery and home accessories. The Elephant & Castle has an indoor shopping mall and street market. Additionally the West End is close-by for serious shopping. SE1 is diverse in terms of the people who live there, and it has a great deal of culture, being the home of South Bank with all its concert halls, theatres and galleries. There are few open spaces in Borough, although there are a few small park areas – notably Jubilee Gardens and Gerald Mary Harmsworth Park, which is near to the Imperial War Museum.

The surrounding areas and transport in Borough

If you are looking for Borough SE1 property to rent you might like to consider extending your search to Newington, Bermondsey and Kennington.

Due to its central location, the residents of Borough benefit from excellent transport links. The Northern line runs across the area with stops at London Bridge, Borough and Elephant & Castle. The Bakerloo Line stops at Waterloo and Lambeth North before terminating at Elephant & Castle. The new Jubilee Line extension runs to Waterloo, Southwark and London Bridge. Waterloo Station and London Bridge Station are both major London intersections for the suburban rail network, covering all of south London and the Home Counties. The area of SE1 is also well served by a number of bus routes.