Stoke newington N16 has a lovely park with deer and goats (Clissold park), a friendly library and an indoor rock climbing centre, and there are cinemas in Islington, and you can get the bus straight to Kings Cross. It is also a lovely friendly area where it is easy to make friends and meet open minded people. Other than that if you want the countryside on your doorstep you might like to live somewhere near Epping Forest like Loughton but it's very suburban and Tory out there and it's much further out.
Not easy I'm afraid!Where can I live close to nature and yet be within an hour from London?
Dorking, Surrey (adjoining the Surrey Hills) 45 minutes by train from London Waterloo/Victoria
Wendover, Buckinghamshire (Chiltern Hills) 45 minutes by train from London Marylebone
Haywards Heath, West Sussex or Balcombe West Sussex 45-50 minutes by train from London Victoria/London Bridge
Tunbridge Wells, Kent 60 minutes by train from London Charing Cross/London Bridge/Cannon Stree
Berkhamstead/Tring, Hertfordshire 40-45 minutes by train from London Euston.
www.nationalrail.co.uk
Epsom/Ewell, Surrey.
St Albans, Herts
Kings Langley, Herts
Penn, Bucks
Chesham, Amersham, the Chalfonts, Hemel Hempstead, Watford.
All have quick access to London.
Peterborough
Richmond Upon Thames......... they actually have deer running about in the park.
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