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Our area guide to Earls Court will give you a quick overview what it is like living in Earls Court. Including- typical property prices, local neighbourhood information, shopping and nightlife, local shools results and public transport guide. |
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| The price gap between Earls Court and the South Kensington area continues to narrow. The cheaper property prices and have become more attractive to young professionals and there are new restaurants and bars opening all the time. This part of London is rapidly becoming one of the more sought after areas in West London |
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Property Types & ArchitectureAn eclectic mix of Stucco houses and Edwardian mansion buildings with charming Victorian cottages can be found off the busy streets. |
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Shopping & EntertainmentEarls Court is a truly vibrant and international area, this small area packs in an amazing diversity of culture and is well known for its exhibition centres which host a variety of events from conferences and exhibitions to live music. For those interested in museums Earls Court has three of the most famous The Victoria and Albert, The Science Museum and the natural History Museum all just around the corner. There are plenty of restaurants in the area and a variety of shops with Knightsbridge,, High Street Kensington and Sloane close by offering a wide range of designer and high street fashion. |
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TransportTubes: Earls Court ( zone 1, District, Piccadilly); West Brompton (zone 2, District). Trains: West Brompton links to Clapham Junction/Willesden.Square Square offering a wide range |
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ParkingResidents and meters. |
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Who lives here?Popular with backpackers and the gay community since the 70s, Earls Court has now begun to attract young professionals due to its convenient location and slightly cheaper rental property prices than its posher neighbouring areas. |
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LOCAL COUNCIL INFORMATION: |
Guide to Council Tax in Earls Court areaCouncil Tax is worked out by your local council who sets the Council Tax rates for each year. The amount you have to pay depends on the value of your property and the current rates for your local council. |
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A | Band
B | Band
C | Band
D | Band
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G | Band
H | | £804 | £938 | £1,072 | £1,206 | £1,473 | £1,741 | £2,009 | £2,411 | Band
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H | | £685 | £799 | £913 | £1,027 | £1,255 | £1,484 | £1,712 | £2,054 | |
Each year, every local authority will set a rate of council tax for each valuation band. Not everyone will have to pay the full amount of council tax.
Three ways in which your council tax bill may be reduced:
- the reduction scheme for disabled people
- discounts (ie If only one person lives in a property they will get a 25% discount on the council tax bill)
- council tax benefit and second adult rebate |
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| More information about Earls Court: |
| - Average Property prices in Earls Court |
| - Average Rental prices in Earls Court |
| - Transport guide to Earls Court |
| - Schools guide to Earls Court |
| - Area Photos of Earls Court |
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| - Properties for sale in Earls Court |
| - Properties to rent in Earls Court |
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