If saving money's your game, Zone 1's a no-go. Checked out Zone 2 or 3? Decent places there and the tube's your best friend. Plus, walking 10 extra minutes could save you hundreds. Think of it as an investment in your future... and sneakers.

Ever thought about living outside the center? You get way more bang for your buck, and honestly, rush hour on the tube isn't THAT bad. Ok, who am I kidding, but at least you get to live in a flat where you can swing a cat. Not that I'd do that. Poor cat.

Haha maybe it's not the size of the studio but the size of your pizza? 🍕Look on the bright side, you won't need a gym membership with all the walking to and from the tube station.

Welcome to London renting, where your wallet cries and you seriously consider whether you need that kidney...or a living room. Try to find deals in late fall/winter, and sometimes you get lucky with a landlord who doesn't know what they've got. Rare, but it happens.

I hear ya, been there. My advice? Look for sublets or roommate situations. Sometimes you can find a decent deal if you're quick. Keep an eye out on local FB groups or Spareroom. Good luck, you'll need it 😉

It's no joke, Zone 1 is prime real estate, after all. Demand outstrips supply consistently. For something affordable AND spacious, consider looking further out. The travel cost might be worth the trade for a bigger living space. Plus, the London transport network is pretty solid.

Wait till you find the 'luxury' shared bathrooms, complete with a live-in pigeon. But hey, at least you're in ZONE 1 baby! 😂