HA3

Area Guide

Harrow

District scores

61Liveability
82Safety
60Transport
91Schools
36Investment

Key statistics

Median price

£523k

1-year price change

+1.4%

Crime per 1,000

83.2

Good+ schools

90%

Postcodes

1,266

Avg PTAL

2.4

Top postcodes in HA3

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

PostcodeLiveabilityPriceCrime band
HA3 0AD

near Northwick Park Underground Station

74£345kLOW
HA3 0AZ

near Kenton

74£230kLOW
HA3 0YX

near Kenton Underground Station

74MEDIUM
HA3 0AQ

near Northwick Park Underground Station

73LOW
HA3 0AW

near Kenton Underground Station

73MEDIUM
HA3 0AN

near Kenton

73LOW
HA3 5AT

near Harrow & Wealdstone Underground Station

72£493kVERY HIGH
HA3 0BT

near Kenton Underground Station

72MEDIUM
HA3 0BW

near Kenton Underground Station

72MEDIUM
HA3 0BS

near Kenton Underground Station

72MEDIUM

About HA3

HA3 is a solidly middle-class residential district in Harrow that appeals to families and professionals seeking suburban stability over cutting-edge buzz. The area scores well on schools and community infrastructure, with a liveability rating of 61/100 that reflects a pleasant but unremarkable day-to-day experience—think reliable green spaces, decent local amenities, and established neighborhoods rather than vibrant nightlife or cultural hotspots. The main trade-off is transport connectivity; with a public transport accessibility score of just 2.4, you'll need a car for most errands or accept longer journeys into central London. For buyers prioritizing good schools, family-friendly streets, and a quieter pace of life over walkability, HA3 delivers exactly what it promises.

Safety is a genuine strength here, with a safety score of 82/100 and a crime rate of 83.2 per 1,000 residents, which sits comfortably below London's average and contributes to the area's family appeal. Schools are exceptional, with 90% rated Good or Outstanding by Ofsted, making this district particularly attractive to parents weighing up their options. Property prices cluster around a median of £523,000—up 1.4% over the past year—positioning HA3 as accessible compared to central London but still requiring serious capital outlay. The district suits established families and commuters with flexible work patterns or car-dependent routines, but will frustrate anyone relying on public transport or seeking the energy of more connected urban areas.

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