Streatham vs Uxbridge

A side-by-side comparison of rent, transport, lifestyle and overall liveability.

Our recommendation

Uxbridge offers better value — similar or better scores at a lower rent.

Rent comparison

Streatham

Lambeth
1-bed flat£1,400/mo
2-bed flat£1,850/mo
Zone(s)3

Uxbridgewinner

Hillingdon
1-bed flat£1,250/mo
2-bed flat£1,650/mo
Zone(s)6

Streatham is £150/month cheaper on a 1-bed flat.

Lifestyle comparison

Lively

Streatham
4
Uxbridge
4

Green space

Streatham
8
Uxbridge
7

Nightlife

Streatham
4
Uxbridge
4

Café density

Streatham
5
Uxbridge
5

Gym density

Streatham
5
Uxbridge
5

Walkability

Streatham
6
Uxbridge
6

Food scene

Streatham
5
Uxbridge
5

Young professionals

Streatham
5
Uxbridge
5

Safety

Streatham
7
Uxbridge
7

Transport

Streatham
5
Uxbridge
6

Streatham

Long, practical, and better-value south London with commons nearby and rail links from several stations.

  • Good value for space
  • Streatham Common and Tooting Common nearby
  • Large everyday high street
  • No tube
  • Traffic-heavy main road
  • Commute depends on which station you live near

Uxbridge

Far-west affordability with Metropolitan/Piccadilly terminus links and a large town-centre offer.

  • Low rents for west London
  • Two tube lines
  • Large retail and student-influenced amenities
  • Long central commute
  • Feels separate from inner London
  • Outer-zone travel costs

Frequently asked questions

Is Streatham or Uxbridge better to live in?

Uxbridge offers better value — similar or better scores at a lower rent.

Is Streatham cheaper than Uxbridge?

Uxbridge is cheaper — average 1-bed rent is £1,250 vs £1,400 in Streatham, a saving of £150/month.

Which has better transport — Streatham or Uxbridge?

Uxbridge scores higher for transport (6/10 vs 5/10). Streatham is served by Streatham. Uxbridge is served by Uxbridge.

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