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Add your review to unlockA decent, relatively new (around eight years old) build offering good value compared to elsewhere, with amenities including a communal co-working lounge and BBQ terraces. Connectivity is excellent, with the Central line downstairs and shops and food options nearby.
Facilities need improvement: the terrace has sinking wooden planks and broken glass doors, and the heavy main entrance doors don't close properly. The advertised 24/7 security is absent, lifts and intercom often fail, and hot water disruptions occur occasionally.
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Every crime reported to police within about a mile of here in the most recent published month. We show the total and the most common type.
Your nearest National Rail or tube/metro/tram station, as the crow flies. Closer means easier life without a car (a real walk is a little further).
The share of households that rent privately (rather than own or rent socially), from the 2021 Census. Higher means more of your neighbours rent too.
Where this neighbourhood sits on the government’s Index of Multiple Deprivation. Decile 1 is England’s most-deprived 10%; decile 10 the least. It blends income, employment, health, crime, housing and more.
Whether fast home broadband for working from home is available here. Superfast is ≥30 Mbps; full-fibre/gigabit is much faster.
The total yearly Band D council tax a resident pays here — the council’s own charge plus county, GLA, police and fire precepts. Your actual bill depends on your property’s valuation band.
The average price homes have recently sold for across the local authority (HM Land Registry House Price Index) — a feel for how pricey the area is.
The area’s long-term risk of flooding from rivers, the sea and surface water, per Environment Agency mapping.