Is it just me or is literally everyone moving to Tooting?

I'm serious - this little corner of Wandsworth might be at the tail end of the Northern Line, but it seems like everyone in their 20s has bedded down there and unironically loves the place.

For him, easy access to the Northern Line was a key part of Tooting's appeal.

"We moved to Tooting as it’s cheap rent for big houses and the Northern Line quickly gets you into town," he says. "It’s basically all the benefits of living in Clapham without having to actually say you live in Clapham.

"The best thing is the variety of pubs and food places - you can go from overpriced drinks at The Castle to not getting served for 40 minutes at the Long Room, the true spectrum of London pints!"

Jonny is far from the only grad in their 20s who has fallen for the appeal of Tooting, so we asked a bunch of young people what's so special about this magical part of South London.

'The common is huge and always full of happy people'

Bean, 22, works in social media and moved to Tooting last month.

"I love Tooting cos it’s got two Tube stations near and SO much to do," she gushes.

"The food here is amazing, the bars and pubs are amazing and the shopping is great! Also, it has a common which is huge and always full of happy people, markets and a good mix of young people and families.

"Wandsworth council tax is also one of the cheapest in London - everything you could want."

'The fact it's on the Northern line makes things so much easier'

Izzy, 21, is a journalist who moved to Tooting mere weeks ago and is already loving it.

"I knew I wanted to move to South London because it’s near most of my friends and also easier for me to get to from home," she tells My London.

"I have mates in Clapham but when I was looking for flats I just found I could get SO much more for my money in Tooting than other places in SW London."

She continues: "My favourite things about Tooting are the common (especially with the weather recently!) and all the great pubs, bars and restaurants down by Tooting Broadway.

"I also love how near it is to places like Balham and Clapham, and the fact it’s on the Northern line just makes everything so much easier."

'The council tax is dirt cheap'

Alex, 25, works in finance. For him, Tooting's main draws are its cheap pints and even cheaper tax.

"The council tax is dirt cheap, I pay less than £19 a month," he explains.

"Pubs are amazing. Selkirk, Antelope, Wheat Sheaf in particular, Spoons is Spoons, but it's cheap, as is the King's Head.

"BYOB curries are great food and dead cheap - Lahore Karachi and Mirch Masala in particular. The common and Tooting Lido are really fun, especially in summer.

"Tooting and Broadway markets are fantastic, from £3 pints at Secret Bar to Argentinian steak restaurants, the markets have everything."

He adds: "You can get into Central London in half an hour on the Northern line but you’re on the Tube before it fills up at Balham and Clapham, so always get a seat. It's also handy for Brixton, too."

'You're close to Clapham areas without the price tag'