In a list by The Sunday Times, they highlighted the areas of the UK that have the most to offer for those younger than 35.
Among the named locations included Leith in Edinburgh, Uplands in Swansea, Meersbrook in Sheffield, and Reading in Berkshire.
The Sunday Times created the list by considering house prices, where you can grow your career, nature, food, and drinks offering and more.
You can see the full list via The Sunday Times.
Why Walthamstow is the best place to live if you are under 35 in London
North east London’s Walthamstow made the list and was described as the best place to live if “you want cutting-edge creativity with villagey vibes.”
Just 15 minutes from King’s Cross, Walthamstow has Soho Theatre with the Sunday Times labelling it as a “sparkling addition to a scene that also includes the Instagrammable neon art at God’s Own Junkyard.”
The area is filled with creative people and is best known for once being the home to designer William Morris.
Now, Walthamstow is the home of creatives, including Grayson Perry and neon innovator Chris Bracey.
Bracey is the creator of the viral God’s Own Junkyard, a place covered in bright neon signs that have taken over the ‘must-visit’ spots of London tourist guides.
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A special nod is given to the area of The Village in Walthamstow, with its Ancient House and Vestry House, along with the sun-catching village square and quaint restaurants and boutiques dotted around.
In terms of places to eat in Walthamstow, Eat17, pizza spot Sodo, and Slow Burn are a must-visit.
On Google Reviews, one guest to Sodo wrote: “Their pizzas are amazing. One of the best pizza places, in my opinion. The waiter is very friendly and welcoming.”
Do you think Walthamstow is a suitable place for under-35-year-olds? Let us know in the comments.
