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No way. My mates dad bought up the original warehouses that that was built on.
Did the fountain noise bother you?
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You rented in the single greatest location in London.
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If I could find a 3/4 bedroom house in a development like either of these, I would go for it. Except leasehold is a nightmare in the UK.
Olympic park had these, we nearly bought one.
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It was a bit weird tho mate...
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Before that, we rented here for five years. That was pre-kids, so I don't know how we would have been judged by snidey London parents.
Ha I lived there for a few years when I made friends with posh girls. I really liked the space. The guys we rented off didn't bother putting central heating in so the electric bills were a nightmare but it was an amazing place to bring girls back to.
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I lived here for five years, until we sold last year. I got used to being looked down on by parents from my son's school, who mostly lived in Victorian terraced houses. One of them memorably referred to it as a 'yuppy prison'.
Before that, we rented here for five years. That was pre-kids, so I don't know how we would have been judged by snidey London parents.
Both were far superior to the various period houses and flats I have rented in London over the years. If I could find a 3/4 bedroom house in a development like either of these, I would go for it. Except leasehold is a nightmare in the UK (service charges, ground rent, EWS1, etc, etc).