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“The family fortress”
How NW7 3QP has changed
Schools
18 AprNearest schools and Ofsted ratings
90
Education score
Primary
Mathilda Marks-Kennedy Jewish Primary School
Good · 5 min walk
KS2: 108.4
Secondary
Mill Hill County High School
Not yet inspected · 18 min walk
100% of local schools rated Good or Outstanding
Childcare
Childcare
Moss Hall Nursery School
Not inspected · 56 min walk
6 primaries · 0 secondaries · 0 childcare — within 1km
Safety
5 JunCrime rates and local incidents
LOW CRIME
1.1 incidents per 1,000 residents
-74% vs borough
Crime by type
Road safety
100
Road safety score
0
Accidents (5yr)
Crime is 98% below London average
Property
1 MayPrices, sales volume and market trends
Low transaction volume — only 2 sales in 24 months. Price figures may not reflect the wider area. Treat with caution.
£1,727,500
Median sale price
£1,727,500 is 232% above the London median (£520,000)
Detached
Dominant type
Price history
EPC breakdown
Based on 8 properties · Confidence: low
Street mix
LHA rates — Outer North London
Stamp duty
England & NI rates 2025/26. Additional property rate adds 3% on each band.
Current mortgage rates
Bank of England (monthly average)
Affordability
Price-to-income
Est. mortgage
Market activity
Days to sell
Energy & construction
BCIS London average 2024. Excludes land value. Use for building insurance sum insured guidance only.
Transport
1 MayPublic transport accessibility and links
PTAL 2
Poor
Nearby stations
49
Walkability score
44
Footpaths (500m)
0
Santander docks (800m)
Central London commute times
▎ marker = outer-London average per hub. ↓ green = below average. ↑ orange = above average. ≈ grey = at average. · Source: TfL Journey Planner (sector-level)
Parking & EV
Car parks, spaces and charging points
13
Car parks (800m)
0
EV chargers (800m)
Nearby car parks
Connectivity
Broadband and mobile coverage
100%
Full fibre
0%
Gigabit
100%
5G outdoor
100%
4G outdoor
Mobile operators
Broadband providers
Environment
22 AprFlood risk, air quality and noise
Nearest SSSI: Brent Reservoir SSSI — 5.0 km
Energy
Ground stability
Geology: SAND AND GRAVEL
Subsidence risk: Low
Shrink-swell: Low
Running sand risk: Medium
Landslide records (2km): 2
Landslide susceptibility: Medium
Insurance risk
Cost band
Flood risk
Subsidence risk
Flood claim prob.
Climate
Local weather conditions and energy potential
1,510 hrs/yr
Sunshine
615 mm/yr
Rainfall
22.4°C
Summer avg
2.8°C
Winter avg
Source: Met Office UK Climate Averages 1991-2020
Health
GP, dental and hospital access
MILLWAY MEDICAL PRACTICE
2 HARTLEY AVENUE, MILL HILL, NW7 2HX
6 min walk
71%
Recommend GP
71%
Overall GP experience
3
GPs within 1km
11
Dentists within 1km
Amenities
Shops, restaurants, parks and more
71
Parks (1km)
15
Restaurants (800m)
7
Cafes (800m)
1
Pubs (400m)
2
Pharmacies (800m)
5
Gyms (1km)
10
Sports (1km)
4
Convenience
Nightlife (500m)
0
Nightclubs
1
Late-night venues
0
Libraries (1km)
0
Cinemas (2km)
564m
Post office
Nearby shops
Nearby cafes
Nearby restaurants
Nearby pubs
Nearby gyms
Nearby pharmacies
Nearby health
Business
Local businesses registered here
High street
EHigh street health
Investment
Investment grade, yield and market outlook
35
Investment score
Score reflects rental yield, demand & liquidity — not capital appreciation. See Price growth potential below.
Low gross yield (1.08%) makes this better for owner-occupiers than buy-to-let investors. Capital growth outlook is moderate.
Rental market
Demand
Void risk
Tenant profile
Rent growth (1yr)
Market liquidity
Market activity
Est. days to sell
Velocity score
Future outlook
55.9
Price growth score
Development pressure
New supply risk
Infrastructure pipeline
Demographics
22 AprPopulation, deprivation and income
Decile 10/10
Least deprived
Index of Multiple Deprivation
Rank: 32,419 nationally
1,525
Est. population
4,167/km²
64%
Employed
60%
Degree educated
£45,200
Median income
1.5%
Claimant rate
65
Community stability
Age profile
Tenure
Ethnicity
Employment & lifestyle
Housing tenure (Census 2021)
vs. London
Planning
Conservation areas and development
Housing pipeline (800m)
Named schemes (500m)
Politics
Local councillors and MP
Councillors
Stamp Duty & Affordability Calculator
Stamp duty on median price (£1,727,500)
£118,550
Standard buyer
£118,550
First-time buyer
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Deposit
Affordability uses 4.5× single income and 4.75% indicative rate over 25 years. Not financial advice.
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The bottom line
NW7 3QP offers exceptional schools (100% Good/Outstanding) and low crime at £1,727,500 median — strong value for Families and Owner-occupiers who can accept its trade-offs.
The catches: high noise levels nearby and 54 min to city — above average for this zone.
Less suited to Car-free commuters.
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Data freshness
When each data source was last updated
95%
Confidence score
12/12
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