Living in Harrow

Harrow sits in the London Borough of Harrow. Its strongest points are affordability (79), groceries (64), dining (56). The things to weigh up are nightlife (20) and green space (10). A typical two-bed here rents for around £1,695 a month. Scores are percentile-ranked against 132 London neighbourhoods, so a 70 means it beats roughly seven in ten areas.

How Harrow scores

• Safety 38/100

  639 recent street crimes · IMD crime decile 2/10

• Commute —/100

  depends on where you work — try the matcher

• Affordability 79/100

  £410,000 median sale price

• Transport 30/100

  48 transit stops within a 12-min walk

• Area quality 55/100

  deprivation decile 6/10 (10 = least deprived)

• Green space 10/100

  11 parks & green spaces nearby

• Dining 56/100

  89 places to eat nearby

• Nightlife 20/100

  7 pubs, bars & clubs nearby

• Groceries 64/100

  35 food shops & supermarkets nearby

• Air quality —/100

  air data n/a

Typical rent in Harrow

Median private rents for the London Borough of Harrow (ONS Price Index of Private Rents).

🏛 £2,511/yr council tax (Band D, Harrow) — MHCLG 2026-27

📶 Broadband up to 1 Gbps (gigabit available) — Ofcom, predicted, Harrow

On the map

Nearby neighbourhoods

Data: Police.uk + IMD 2019 crime domain (crime, month 2026-04); English Indices of Deprivation 2019, MHCLG (area quality); ONS HPSSA median sale price (Year ending Mar 2023 (ONS HPSSA)); ONS Price Index of Private Rents (rent); OpenStreetMap via Overpass (amenities & transport); London Air, Imperial College London (air quality). Scores are relative to 132 London neighbourhoods and exclude commute (that depends on where you work — run the matcher). A well-informed starting point, not advice; always visit in person.