Live in East Dulwich or Denmark Hill?

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I've recently moved to East Dulwich and am quite taken with the area. The village-like ambiance, traditional architecture, and diverse, multicultural community are all features I truly enjoy. However, I've come across a house on Denmark Hill that seems to be my dream home – notably more spacious than my current residence.
Despite this exciting prospect, I find myself unsure about the safety of the Denmark Hill neighborhood. Could anyone provide insights into the area's population structure? Additionally, I'm curious about the safety of walking around after dark. It would be great to pinpoint the specific parts of Denmark Hill that are considered safe.
Furthermore, I've noticed that property prices in Denmark Hill are comparatively lower than those in East Dulwich. This naturally raises questions about the potential reasons behind this price difference.
Any insights and advice on these matters would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your assistance.

@overdalexx it is indeed a magnificent location. But have you tried actually ordering a meal and drinks? It took my family gathering of 12 about 45 mins.

Not to detract from DH. It is a great (and slightly under the radar) London location.

As a student, I worked behind the bar at the Fox on the Hill in 1982.
It wasn't a 'Spoons' but a Toby Carvery.

My dad still talks about the epic mixed grill he had at the Fox on the Hill while waiting for visiting hours to come and meet his new grandchild when I had DD at Kings .

Free limited hot meals every Tuesday until 26th March 2024. If you’re looking for a place just to relax, light refreshments, have a chat ,come down to our warm space NTCG Herne Hill where you will be greeted with a smile. I look forward to meeting you then.

I know Denmark hill a little but not East Dulwich. Go to the Weatherspoons in Denmark Hill. Pub has lots of friendly people in there, has a community feel. I think it’s attractive and leafy and you have the overhead train line too.