EC1N

Area Guide

Camden

District scores

68Liveability
52Safety
71Transport
90Schools
33Investment

Key statistics

Median price

£609k

1-year price change

-1.9%

Crime per 1,000

217.4

Good+ schools

90%

Postcodes

157

Avg PTAL

4.0

Top postcodes in EC1N

Ranked by liveability score. Click any postcode for the full area report.

PostcodeLiveabilityPriceCrime band
EC1N8JH

near Chancery Lane Underground Station

75£618kVERY HIGH
EC1N8JJ

near Chancery Lane Underground Station

75£580kVERY HIGH
EC1N7UJ

near Chancery Lane Underground Station

75MEDIUM
EC1N2PZ

near Farringdon

74VERY HIGH
EC1N7TJ

near Chancery Lane Underground Station

74£535kVERY HIGH
EC1N8AG

near Farringdon Station

74£345kVERY HIGH
EC1N8SB

near Farringdon Station

74£1000kVERY HIGH
EC1N2JT

near Chancery Lane Underground Station

73£1300kVERY HIGH
EC1N2JS

near Chancery Lane Underground Station

73VERY HIGH
EC1N2HB

near Farringdon

73VERY HIGH

About EC1N

EC1N sits at the heart of Clerkenwell and St John, a neighbourhood that blends historic Georgian townhouses with contemporary workspace and dining culture. It's an area for people who want walkable urban living with genuine character rather than polish—expect independent restaurants, creative industries, and a professional crowd mixed with long-term residents. The transport connectivity is excellent with a PTAL score of 4.0, meaning multiple tube and bus routes are within easy reach, and the liveability score of 68 reflects a functional, engaged community rather than a polished destination. The main trade-off is the safety score of 52, which sits notably below London averages and warrants honest consideration if security is a priority for you.

Safety is the district's most significant weakness, with a crime rate of 217.4 per 1,000 residents running substantially higher than the capital's average. Schools, however, are a major strength—90% of institutions are rated Good or Outstanding, making this genuinely attractive for families prioritising education. Transport scores well at 71, giving residents reliable access across London, while property prices sit at a median of £609k with a slight decline of 1.9% over the past year, suggesting a realistic market rather than a speculative one. EC1N suits professionals and established families drawn to central location and school quality, but those with safety concerns or seeking a more residential atmosphere should explore alternatives.

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