Zone 3 · District, Central, Elizabeth

Living in Ealing

Ealing has 2 tracked neighbourhoods. Average 1-bed rent is £1,525/month, with prices ranging from £1,500 to £1,550 depending on where you look.

Avg 1-bed rent

£1,525/mo

Avg 2-bed rent

£1,950/mo

Transport zones

3

Neighbourhoods

2

Transport

Ealing is served by the District, Central, Elizabeth, National Rail, Piccadilly and Overground lines.

DistrictCentralElizabethNational RailPiccadillyOverground

Ealing lifestyle profile

Based on scores across all 2 tracked areas in Ealing.

Lively

5/10

Green space

8/10

Nightlife

4/10

Café density

6/10

Gym density

6/10

Walkability

6/10

Food scene

6/10

Young professionals

6/10

Safety

8/10

Transport

9/10

Ealing strengths

  • Elizabeth line is transformative
  • Big green spaces (Walpole Park, Pitshanger)
  • Safer, calmer feel
  • Several tube and Overground stations
  • Cheaper than neighbouring postcodes

Trade-offs

  • Sprawly and less walkable
  • Quieter than Zone 2
  • Bland high street
  • Limited evening life

Neighbourhoods in Ealing

Frequently asked questions

What is the average rent in Ealing?

The average 1-bedroom flat in Ealing costs around £1,525 per month. Prices range from £1,500 to £1,550 depending on the specific neighbourhood.

What transport zones is Ealing in?

Ealing covers transport zone 3, served by the District, Central, Elizabeth.

What type of area is Ealing?

Ealing scores highest for transport and green space. Elizabeth line is transformative.

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