warrior square

[ayala]

Hi !
After 10years working abroad I would like to come back to England.
I have seen a wonderfull flat in Warrior square.But I would like someone to tell me how is this area to live.I have a five years old son and I am 37.What about employ, shops,_ _ _
Thank you to everybody.
Ayala.

[Geoff]

What sort of area are you moving from Ayala? It all depends what you are used to and what you are expecting from the place you move to. There are much better areas but Warrior Square has a lot going for it as regards convenience for shops, station, beach etc.

[kd]

I moved very near to Warrior Square just over six months ago and am enjoying living here. As Geoff says, it all depends what you're looking for and what you're used to. No big stores or supermarkets near by (not far away) but some nice bars, cafes and galleries; and most people are friendly and welcoming! There are a few unfortunates (drinkers etc), but haven't had a problem with them so far_ _ _

[ayala]

I have been living in Spain and Israel, and i am looking for peace, beach,sea,walks, and a job.
Are in this area living drug addicts and drinkers or problematic people?
I would like there to be kids .


Thank you

[st_leonards_duffer]

I think Warrior Square is sometimes the focus for drinkers and apparently (but I have never seen them) drug addicts. I think there are both better and worse parts of St Leonards. Bearing in mind you have a five year old, you might be better off with a flat near Alexandra Park as that offers better opportunities for outdoor play than Warrior Square. Good luck!

[ayala]

Thank you , Geoff,Kd and st leonards duffer.Your information has been very helpfull.
Ayala.