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Hearth Atlas pairs a friendly AI guide with a map of your city. Describe your budget, commute and lifestyle, and see the neighbourhoods that fit, with rents, transport and green space at a glance.
Everything you need to choose where to live
A guide who listens
Share your budget, commute, family plans and must-haves. The guide answers like a friend who knows every postcode.
Areas, outlined for you
Matching neighbourhoods are drawn as calm, schematic shapes on a map of your city, so you see the whole picture.
What living there is like
Each area carries typical rents, commute times, transport links and green space, side by side.
Build your shortlist
Save single areas or entire map views, add notes, and come back when you are ready to book viewings.
See how a search for home unfolds
One question, four candidate neighbourhoods. Click an area or card to see rents, commutes and green space, toggle the picture overlay, and try saving a favourite.
Hearth, your guide
Finding your place to live in London
I work near Bank and my partner works in Canary Wharf. Budget is about £2,000 a month for a 1-bed, we cycle or take the train, and we want somewhere leafy with a proper high street. Our kids are Maya (3) and Leo (10).
- Leafy, village-feel areas for a Bank + Canary Wharf couple4 areas · on the map
Here are four areas that balance green space, a village-like high street and a reasonable commute for you both. Stoke Newington and Walthamstow Village have the strongest community feel, Herne Hill is great if you love parks, and Kentish Town gives you the quickest ride to Bank.
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Ask follow-ups, compare areas and save your shortlist with full access.
Leafy, village-feel areas for a Bank + Canary Wharf couple
Sample data for illustration. Rents and commute times are indicative.
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