Billed as ‘the new Shoreditch’, the northeast neighbourhood of Dalston lies just four miles out of Charing Cross. It's a buzzing, hip and exciting neighbourhood that’s favoured by an eclectic mix of creatives, young professionals and families alike. Dalston is a real mixed bag of new, hip, craft beer and cocktail bars, art galleries and creative office spaces. This is interspersed with excellent local schools, convenience stores, incredible restaurants, and boutique shops. Flats & Apartments for Rent in Dalston In a place like this, it’s no surprise that you’ll find reams of clever warehouse conversions, and lofty penthouses to rent. Apartments are growing in popularity in Dalston and the community has had its fair share of new blocks and developments built to this end. Dalston offers renters the quality of modern apartments you’d expect to find in Shoreditch, with reasonable rental costs. Houses for Rent in Dalston The houses to rent in Dalston are mainly Victorian terraces, both bow and flat-fronted, from two to four storeys tall, dependent on the street. A few of the new-build estates in the area have townhouses, and there are some bigger, more ambitious terraced and detached houses around too. Dalston Shopping & Amenities Dalston has long been a residential area, so renters will find everything they need without having to stray too far. Kingsland Road - arguably the neighbourhood’s centre - has all of the conveniences imaginable for locals. Full of exciting restaurants, delicious takeaways and cosy cafes, you'll find everything you need here. Dalston, Dalston Kingsland and Haggerton stations all serve the London Overground, and Dalston and Haggerton also have direct train services to Shoreditch High Street and Canada Water. Bus services connect Dalston with Marble Arch, Victoria, St Paul’s and Canary Wharf.