Renting in Forest Hill - Hunter Letting Agents Forest Hill

Forest Hill Renting Guide

There are plenty of reasons to rent your next home in Forest Hill.  A great art scene, the Horniman museum, stunning views of London from One Tree Hill and a range of stylish cafes and bars to enjoy during your free time. Public transport to the rest of the city is convenient and most importantly, there’s an eclectic mix of stunning properties, from Victorian to late 20th century. Superior quality properties combined with competitive pricing makes for an altogether London hotspot.

If you’re considering a move to South East London, Forest Hill is ready and waiting.

Under £200 p/w

If you’re a young professional, a student or just a single person living on a limited income, you’ll no doubt be delighted to learn that there are rooms available at very competitive rates. And while many are around £117 per week, you can find the odd one for as little as £92 per week. Although some are happy to live in shared accommodation, others may prefer the privacy of their own, and the great news is that there’s plenty of unfurnished and fully furnished self-contained studios regularly coming up for rent. Much of this accommodation is in prime location too, allowing easy access to the underground as well local facilities such as cafes and wine bars.

£225 - £500 pw

For those operating on a slightly higher budget there are no end of options available. Compact studios give way to spacious apartments, and for under £400 per week there are many flats from one to three bedrooms that must be viewed. The very popular Devonshire Road is often home to a variety of choice properties that are available for rent. And with the train station literally around the corner, access to public transport couldn’t be more convenient. With three bedroom terrace houses often available for as little as £345 per week, Forest Hill is one of the more affordable suburbs of South East London, while not compromising on quality.

£550-£1000

Forest Hill is home to many superb properties and the good news is you can rent many of them for under £1000 per week.  If you have an eye for style and are looking or a spacious property within walking distance of the train station with local amenities to boot, there’s plenty to choose from.

And while the price range of under £1000 for luxurious properties may seem low for this part of London, the properties live up to the most glamorous in the city. If a move to this part of London is something you’re considering, closer inspection is demanded if you want to make an informed decision.

This delightful ward offers the best of London without the feel of the hustle and bustle that many can expect from the city. In many areas, fast duel carriageways acquiesce to quiet streets that offer serenity that’s so far removed from city life that one can be forgiven for forgetting they are in London at all.