EC3A

Area Guide

City of London

District scores

68Liveability
11Safety
78Transport
100Schools
31Investment

Key statistics

Median price

£1805k

1-year price change

+3.4%

Crime per 1,000

445.6

Good+ schools

100%

Postcodes

71

Avg PTAL

5.0

Top postcodes in EC3A

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

PostcodeLiveabilityPriceCrime band
EC3A6AT

near Liverpool Street Underground Station

76VERY HIGH
EC3A6DG

near Liverpool Street Underground Station

76VERY HIGH
EC3A6AB

near Liverpool Street Underground Station

76VERY HIGH
EC3A6AP

near Liverpool Street Underground Station

76VERY HIGH
EC3A1AT

near Liverpool Street Underground Station

76VERY HIGH
EC3A6DE

near Liverpool Street Underground Station

76VERY HIGH
EC3A2AA

near Liverpool Street Underground Station

76VERY HIGH
EC3A4AA

near Liverpool Street Underground Station

76VERY HIGH
EC3A4AF

near Liverpool Street Underground Station

76VERY HIGH
EC3A7AB

near London Liverpool Street Rail Station

76£1805kVERY HIGH

About EC3A

EC3A sits at the heart of the City of London's financial district, offering a distinctly urban professional environment rather than a residential neighbourhood feel. The area is dominated by the Square Mile's corporate landscape, making it most suited to working professionals and those who prioritize career convenience over domestic tranquility. With excellent transport connectivity and a liveability score of 68/100, it works best for people who spend their days in offices and prefer their leisure time elsewhere—the postcode delivers on work-life proximity but not on community atmosphere or green space.

Safety is a significant concern in EC3A, with a crime rate of 445.6 per 1,000 residents—substantially higher than London's average—and a safety score of just 11/100, meaning this district requires careful consideration if security matters to you. Transport is the clear strength, with an outstanding PTAL rating of 5.0 and a score of 78/100, putting commuting from here among London's most convenient options. Schools are exceptional across the 71 postcodes in the district, with 100% rated Good or Outstanding, though this is somewhat academic given the area's character as a business hub rather than family neighbourhood. Property prices cluster around £1.8 million median, having risen 3.4% in the past year, so EC3A suits well-resourced professionals prioritizing location and transport but considerably less so families, those prioritizing safety, or anyone seeking traditional residential appeal.

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