HA5

Area Guide

Harrow

District scores

64Liveability
73Safety
58Transport
100Schools
37Investment

Key statistics

Median price

£705k

1-year price change

+0.8%

Crime per 1,000

106.4

Good+ schools

100%

Postcodes

1,092

Avg PTAL

2.0

Top postcodes in HA5

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

PostcodeLiveabilityPriceCrime band
HA5 5EG

near Rayners Lane Underground Station

73LOW
HA5 1BL

near Pinner Underground Station

73
HA5 2DB

near Northwood Hills Underground Station

72£375k
HA5 1BB

near Pinner Underground Station

72
HA5 1BW

near Pinner Underground Station

71
HA5 1BN

near Pinner Underground Station

71£360k
HA5 2DG

near Northwood Hills Underground Station

71
HA5 5NG

near Pinner Underground Station

71
HA5 3EZ

near Pinner Underground Station

71£1096k
HA5 5FA

near Pinner Underground Station

71

About HA5

HA5 is a residential area in Harrow that offers suburban peace at a moderate cost, with a liveability score of 64/100 reflecting its character as a quiet, family-focused neighbourhood. The area suits people prioritising good schools and local stability over vibrant nightlife or cutting-edge amenities, and it has delivered solid property value with median prices around £705k, up slightly over the past year. The main strength here is clearly education—the schools score is perfect at 100/100 with every school rated Good or Outstanding—making it particularly appealing to families. The trade-off is that the area lacks dynamic urban energy; transport connectivity is modest at a PTAL score of 2.0, and you'll feel the suburban car-dependent character.

Safety presents a mixed picture: while the safety score is reasonable at 73/100, the crime rate of 106.4 per 1,000 residents runs notably higher than London's average, which warrants attention if security is a priority. Schools are genuinely the district's standout feature, with consistently high ratings across all institutions, so this is a natural draw for parents seeking good local education without moving far out. Transport is functional but limited, with an average PTAL of 2.0 meaning you're reliant on buses and your own transport for many journeys—fine for those working locally or flexible, but frustrating for central London commuters. HA5 works well for families willing to trade some urban convenience and security peace of mind for excellent schools and affordable space, though it's less suited to those seeking vibrant social scenes or easy central access.

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