What is SE16, London really like? What do the locals think about it? HomeViews Streets gathers reviews and comments from people living and working in postcodes around the capital. We break down their thoughts into different categories so you can be sure if the SE16 London postcode is (or isn’t!) for you. How long does it take to walk to the nearest station? Are the restaurants any good? What about the parks – are they safe for kids and pets? Get the insider knowledge you need.
What area is SE16 in London?
SE16 extends across Rotherhithe, Bermondsey (part), and Surrey Quays in South East London. The postcode area is run by the Southwark and Lewisham local authorities.
What zone is SE16 in?
The SE16 postcode sits within London Zone 2. The area is bordered by the Thames to the north, while SE14 (New Cross) and SE15 (Nunhead and Peckham) lie to the south. To the east is SE8 (Deptford) and to the west, SE1 (Bermondsey, Borough, Southwark and Waterloo).
“Quiet area with a good sense of community”
Is SE16 a great place to live?
HomeViews Streets reviewers know the answer and are ready to share the good (or bad!) aspects of working and living in SE16, right down to street level. They score several important categories out of five and share thoughtful details about their experiences – from whether the community is welcoming to what the nightlife is like.
So, is the SE16 London postcode your dream location? Check out the reviews below to gather intel or click through to see more reviews for that area. Want to see everything on the site? Just write a review of your own street!
SE16, London residents review their streets
HomeViews Area Guides
As well as the SE16 London postcode, see also our area guides on related areas below for more information and more HomeViews ratings. These pages include the top-rated new developments in the area and detailed reviews by residents.
HomeViews provides verified resident reviews of the UK’s housing developments. We’re working with developers, house builders, operators, housing associations and the Government to recognise high performers and help improve standards in the built environment.
