EalingZone 3

Living in Ealing

Green, suburban West-London with the Elizabeth line cutting the commute to Paddington and the City.

1-bed rent

£1,550/mo

2-bed rent

£2,000/mo

Transport zone

Zone 3

Fastest commute

~18 min

Transport from Ealing

Ealing Broadway

DistrictCentralElizabethNational Rail

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

Commute times from Ealing

Estimated commute times to major London destinations by public transport.

DestinationCommute time
Paddington~18 min
Victoria~25 min
Oxford Circus / Soho~25 min
Marylebone~30 min
Waterloo~30 min
King's Cross / St Pancras~35 min
Bank / City~35 min
Liverpool Street~38 min
London Bridge~38 min
Canary Wharf~50 min

Ealing lifestyle profile

Green space

9/10

Transport

9/10

Safety

8/10

Gym density

7/10

Café density

6/10

Walkability

6/10

Food scene

6/10

Young professionals

6/10

Lively

5/10

Nightlife

4/10

Ealing strengths

  • Elizabeth line is transformative
  • Big green spaces (Walpole Park, Pitshanger)
  • Safer, calmer feel

Trade-offs

  • Sprawly and less walkable
  • Quieter than Zone 2

Who Ealing suits best

  • young professionals and career-focused people
  • sporty and fitness-focused people
  • people who want peace, green space, and a calm base after work

Frequently asked questions

What is Ealing like to live in?

Green, suburban West-London with the Elizabeth line cutting the commute to Paddington and the City. The main strengths are elizabeth line is transformative and big green spaces (walpole park, pitshanger).

What is the average rent in Ealing?

The average 1-bedroom flat in Ealing costs around £1,550 per month. A 2-bedroom flat costs around £2,000 per month (market review estimate).

How long is the commute from Ealing?

The fastest commute from Ealing is to Paddington at approximately 18 minutes by public transport. The commute to Bank/City is around 35 minutes.

Is Ealing a good area to live in London?

Ealing is in Ealing, Zone 3. It's well-suited to young professionals and career-focused people. The main trade-off is: sprawly and less walkable.

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