A MyLondon reporter recently visited 24 London neighbourhoods, ranking them from best to worst and Teddington is in the top four.

Speaking about why Teddington made the cut, MyLondon writes: "Set between Richmond and Kingston, Teddington offers a rare countryside feel within London, with the Thames on one side and deer roaming freely through Bushy Park on the other.

"That strong appeal is matched by a high street full of independent shops, cafés and dog-friendly businesses. For many locals, Teddington strikes the perfect balance between suburban tranquillity and city access."

It adds: "Bushy Park is one of the most scenic places in London to connect with nature."

'Bushy Park is one of the most scenic places in London to connect with nature,' says a MyLondon reporter (Credit: Nub News)

Dartmouth Park, Telegraph Hill, and Wembley Park also made the top four.

However, London's worst neighbourhoods, according to the news outlet, were West Drayton, Thamesmead, Springfield Village, and Middle Park with the reporter claiming that he would "not choose to return to" West Drayton.

The 24 neighbourhoods MyLondon visited are:

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• Abbey Wood
• Isle of Dogs
• Askew Road
• East Dulwich
• Crouch End
• Dartmouth Park
• Stoke Newington
• Telegraph Hill
• Bloomsbury
• Forest Hill
• Teddington
• New Malden
• Battersea
• Wembley Park
• West Drayton
• Olympic Park
• Thamesmead
• Springfield Village
• Buckhurst Hill
• Middle Park
• Eltham
• De Beauvoir Town
• Greenwich
• Leytonstone