I Viewed 6 Flats in West London So You Don't Have To | Honest Verdict

📆 Need help finding a rental in London? Book a FREE call with me → https://calendly.com/salome-simplysal... 📺 Watch next:    • Renting in London Case Studies   Resources: 🎁 FREE Apartment Hunting Guide → https://simplysalome.kit.com/cc8cfe139d 🎁 Receive my Weekly London TOP PICKS: https://simplysalome.kit.com/38235647b4 💌 Support my work with a tip → https://simplysalome.kit.com/products... Where to find me: ♥️ Subscribe to my channel for more:    / @simplysalome   💖 Follow me on Instagram: @Its_SimplySalome 💙 Follow me on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@simplysalome 💌 For business inquiries: [email protected] What’s in this video: 🛋 Budget: Up to £2,400/month 🏙 Area: West London - Fulham 👫 For: Single/Couples 📅 Timeline: July 2026 Timestamps: 00:00 - Why You Need to Watch This Video 00:22 - Listing 1 02:20 - Listing 2 04:21 - Listing 3 05:43 - Listing 4 07:31 - Listing 5 09:31 - Listing 6 How much does it actually cost to rent in Shoreditch, one of London's most iconic and sought-after neighbourhoods? In this video, we do a full deep dive into the current rental market in Shoreditch, covering everything from a tiny thirteen square metre studio at £1,100 a month to a spacious three bedroom flat for sharers at £3,300 a month, so you can see exactly what every budget level actually gets you right now. Shoreditch is one of the most in-demand areas in East London, and the price range on offer is enormous depending on what you are willing to compromise on. This video breaks down studios, one bedroom flats, a two bedroom flat, and a three bedroom flat, comparing real listings currently on the market so you understand the true cost of living alone versus sharing in this part of London. We start with the cheapest studio available in Shoreditch right now, and explain why a listing that looks like a bargain on paper can be hiding a serious catch, including a shared toilet that is conveniently left out of the description. From there, we move through two genuinely good value studios at £1,750 and £1,900 a month, a studio that is significantly overpriced for what it offers, and two proper one bedroom flats at just under £2,000 a month that prove you do not always need to choose between a studio and a much bigger budget. For anyone considering flat sharing in London, this video also covers a two bedroom flat near Aldgate East at £2,300 a month and a three bedroom flat just off Brick Lane at £3,300 a month, both of which bring the cost per person down to roughly £1,100 to £1,250 a month, often less than renting a studio solo in the same postcode. If you are moving to London, relocating to London from abroad, or simply trying to understand the Shoreditch rental market and how it compares to other parts of the city, this video gives you a realistic, listing-by-listing benchmark rather than a curated highlight reel. We look at walking distance to Shoreditch High Street, Old Street, and Liverpool Street stations, kitchen quality, natural light, layout, and where listings quietly leave out important details that only become clear once you ask the right questions or book a viewing. One of the clearest patterns in the London rental market is that price does not reliably reflect quality, and Shoreditch is a perfect example. A poorly lit, badly photographed studio can be listed at a higher rent than a bright, well-equipped one nearby. Knowing how to spot the difference, and knowing when sharing makes far more financial sense than renting alone, is exactly what this video is designed to teach you. If you are flat hunting in Shoreditch or East London right now and would like expert help navigating the rental market, there is a link in the description to book a free call with me.