Bexleyheath
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Located in zone 5 South-East London, suburban Bexleyheath is one of the main shopping centres in the borough of Bexley. It's rather uninspiring but the area is at least well connected, with trains to London terminals in 35 minutes. Families move here for good value housing.
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31/12/2022Bexleyheath isn't a bad place to live. It has a decent pedestrianised shopping centre which really d...
Bexleyheath isn't a bad place to live. It has a decent pedestrianised shopping centre which really does provide all you need for day to day life. The train station isn't quite in the central area - it's up near Pickford Lane. Trains into town can be a bit boring - usually take around 40 mins. And it's Southeastern, so not the most reliable. But I like that you can get direct trains into different places - Victoria, Cannon Street, Charing Cross. Pretty handy for work. It's not the most interesting place to live. I can't imagine moving here if I didn't already live here. But you see families moving out of more expensive places closer into town and I guess you can see why. It's pretty green and Danson Park is really nice
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The commercial and administrative centre of the borough and a densely built-up suburb, situated to the north-west of Bexley
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Has all you need
31/12/2022Bexleyheath isn't a bad place to live. It has a decent pedestrianised shopping centre which really d...
Bexleyheath isn't a bad place to live. It has a decent pedestrianised shopping centre which really does provide all you need for day to day life. The train station isn't quite in the central area - it's up near Pickford Lane. Trains into town can be a bit boring - usually take around 40 mins. And it's Southeastern, so not the most reliable. But I like that you can get direct trains into different places - Victoria, Cannon Street, Charing Cross. Pretty handy for work. It's not the most interesting place to live. I can't imagine moving here if I didn't already live here. But you see families moving out of more expensive places closer into town and I guess you can see why. It's pretty green and Danson Park is really nice
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Onwumere
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