Area guides
London, read
from the book.
thirty-three postcodes
Most area guides are written to fill a page. Ours are written from the same three years of Rightmove and Zoopla data we use to value property — and every area here is a postcode where we actually manage homes.
33 of 33 areas shown
NW1 · Zone 2
Camden
The market, the canal and Regent’s Park on the doorstep.
SW10 · Zone 2
Chelsea
The King’s Road, the river and World’s End.
NW3 · Zone 2
Hampstead
Village London above the Heath.
EC2A · Zone 1
Shoreditch
Tech, nightlife and the creative City fringe at Old Street.
SE16 · Zone 2
Canada Water
A brand-new dockside town centre on the Jubilee line.
N7 · Zone 2
Holloway
Islington’s energy and the Piccadilly line, for less.
SE3 · Zone 3
Kidbrooke & Blackheath
Kidbrooke Village, award-winning Cator Park and the Blackheath edge.
SW6 · Zone 2
Fulham
Affluent riverside west London, Imperial Wharf and the King’s Road.
SW8 · Zone 1
Nine Elms
London’s newest riverside quarter and the Sky Pool.
W10 / W12 · Zone 2
White City & Shepherd’s Bush
Television Centre, White City Living and Westfield.
E1 / E1W · Zone 1/2
Whitechapel & Wapping
City-fringe markets and the cobbled docks of Wapping.
N8 · Zone 3
Crouch End
A leafy north London village, no tube, all character.
E14 · Zone 2
Canary Wharf
London’s densest new-build cluster, three rail lines, the postcode we know best.
SE1 · Zone 1/2
Elephant & Castle
Zone 1 regeneration at Elephant Park, minutes from the South Bank.
W3 · Zone 2/3
Acton
Huge regeneration, now on the Elizabeth line.
SW11 · Zone 1
Battersea Power Station
The Power Station reborn, on its own Northern-line stop.
NW10 · Zone 2/3
Willesden
Jubilee-line value in north-west London.
N4 · Zone 2
Finsbury Park
Three rail lines, a great park, and the Woodberry Down wetlands.
E15 · Zone 2/3
Stratford
Our home turf, a five-line interchange by the Olympic Park.
E16 · Zone 3
Royal Wharf
A purpose-built riverside village in the Royal Docks.
W5 · Zone 3
Ealing
The “Queen of the Suburbs”, leafy and now on the Elizabeth line.
E3 · Zone 2
Bow
Victorian East End and the canals, our best-value inner-east cluster.
RM9 · Zone 5
Dagenham
From Ford to film: east London value on the District line.
HA0 · Zone 4
Wembley & Alperton
Stadium-side regeneration and canalside Alperton, our best-value new-build.
CR0 · Zone 5
Croydon
South London’s biggest town-centre regeneration, trams and fast rail.
KT1 · Zone 6
Kingston
A riverside market town beside Richmond Park.
E10 · Zone 3
Leyton
Central-line value by the Olympic Park and the Lea Valley.
SE10 · Zone 2/3
Greenwich Peninsula
The Design District, the O2, one Jubilee stop from the Wharf.
WC1 / WC2 · Zone 1
Bloomsbury & Midtown
Garden squares, the great universities and the Inns of Court.
NW9 · Zone 4
Colindale
Northern-line new-build value at some of the keenest rents in our book.
E6 · Zone 3/4
East Ham
Diverse, well-connected, and the best value in our book.
N1C · Zone 1
King’s Cross
Coal Drops Yard, the Knowledge Quarter, and six Underground lines.
E20 · Zone 2/3
Olympic Park
East Village and the parkside towers, with UCL East and the East Bank.
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