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Rent by station on the Elizabeth line

The cheapest stop on the Elizabeth line is Gidea Park, where a one-bedroom averages £1,217 a month in Havering. The dearest is Tottenham Court Road at £2,548 — a gap of £1,331 a month along a single line.

Running between Heathrow Terminal 4 and Shenfield, the Elizabeth line passes through Havering, Hillingdon, Redbridge, Greenwich, Ealing, Newham, Tower Hamlets, Islington, Westminster, City of London. Rent falls from £2,548 at its zone 1 stops to £1,252 at its zone 6 stops.

41 stations · zones 1 to 6 · 10 London boroughs · rent figures August 2026

Cheapest stop
£1,217
Gidea Park
Dearest stop
£2,548
Tottenham Court Road
Spread along the line
£1,331
per month, one-bedroom
London average
£1,760
one-bedroom, all boroughs

Moving out 5 zones saves about £1,296 a month

Boroughs at this line’s zone 1 stops average £2,548 for a one-bedroom. At its zone 6 stops they average £1,252 — the same line, the same journey, on a longer ride.

Boroughs on the Elizabeth line, cheapest first

Average monthly rent for a one-bedroom property, August 2026, against the London average of £1,760.

London boroughs served by the Elizabeth line, ranked by average one-bedroom rent
BoroughStops on line1-bed averagevs LondonShare of local pay
Havering3£1,217−£54334.1%
Hillingdon5£1,252−£50835.9%
Redbridge4£1,368−£39238.5%
Greenwich2£1,563−£19742.3%
Ealing5£1,629−£13147.9%
Newham5£1,630−£13049.6%
Tower Hamlets2£1,992+£23252.1%
Islington1£2,178+£41853.8%
Westminster3£2,548+£78861.4%
City of London1Not published——

Share of local pay: one-bed rent against median gross full-time pay of residents, ONS ASHE 2024. How this is calculated.

Every stop on the Elizabeth line, cheapest first

Rent is published by borough, so stops in the same borough share a figure. The ranking is what changes: it shows where along the line the cheaper boroughs actually are.

Every station on the Elizabeth line with its travel zone, borough and average one-bedroom rent
#StationZoneBorough1-bed averageOn FTR now
1Gidea ParkZone 6Havering£1,217—
2Harold WoodZone 6Havering£1,217—
3RomfordZone 6Havering£1,217—
4Hayes & HarlingtonZone 5Hillingdon£1,2521
5Heathrow Terminal 4Zone 6Hillingdon£1,252—
6Heathrow Terminal 5Zone 6Hillingdon£1,252—
7Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3Zone 6Hillingdon£1,252—
8West DraytonZone 6Hillingdon£1,252—
9Chadwell HeathZone 5Redbridge£1,3682
10GoodmayesZone 4Redbridge£1,3682
11IlfordZone 4Redbridge£1,3681
12Seven KingsZone 4Redbridge£1,3681
13Abbey WoodZone 4Greenwich£1,563—
14WoolwichZone 4Greenwich£1,5631
15Acton Main LineZone 3Ealing£1,6291
16Ealing BroadwayZone 3Ealing£1,629—
17HanwellZone 4Ealing£1,629—
18SouthallZone 4Ealing£1,6291
19West EalingZone 3Ealing£1,629—
20Custom HouseZone 3Newham£1,6303
21Forest GateZone 3Newham£1,6301
22Manor ParkZones 3–4Newham£1,6302
23MarylandZone 3Newham£1,6302
24Stratford (London)Zones 2–3Newham£1,6302
25Canary WharfZone 2Tower Hamlets£1,9926
26WhitechapelZone 2Tower Hamlets£1,9925
27FarringdonZone 1Islington£2,1782
28Bond StreetZone 1Westminster£2,5482
29PaddingtonZone 1Westminster£2,5483
30Tottenham Court RoadZone 1Westminster£2,5484
—BrentwoodZone 9BrentwoodNot published—
—Burnham (Berks)No zoneSloughNot published—
—IverNo zoneBuckinghamshireNot published—
—Langley (Berks)No zoneSloughNot published—
—Liverpool StreetZone 1City of LondonNot published3
—MaidenheadNo zoneWindsor and MaidenheadNot published—
—ReadingNo zoneReadingNot published—
—ShenfieldNo zoneBrentwoodNot published—
—SloughNo zoneSloughNot published—
—TaplowNo zoneBuckinghamshireNot published—
—TwyfordNo zoneWokinghamNot published—

10 stops are outside Greater London (Brentwood, Burnham (Berks), Iver, Langley (Berks), Maidenhead, Reading, Shenfield, Slough, Taplow, Twyford) and sit outside both the travel zones and the London rent statistics.

Rent on the Elizabeth line by property size

The middle stop on the line at each size, and the cheapest stop for that size — which is not always the same station, because boroughs price sizes differently.

Median and cheapest average rent along the Elizabeth line, by number of bedrooms
SizeMiddle stopCheapest stopFromLondon average
1 bedroom£1,629Gidea Park
Havering
£1,217£1,760
2 bedroom£1,993Gidea Park
Havering
£1,542£2,232
3 bedroom£2,212Gidea Park
Havering
£1,847£2,643
4 or more bedroom£2,711Gidea Park
Havering
£2,496£3,646

Rent by travel zone on the Elizabeth line

The median of the borough figures for this line’s stops in each zone. Stations on a zone boundary count in both.

Median one-bedroom rent by travel zone along the Elizabeth line
ZoneStopsMedian 1-bedCheapest stop in this zoneListings nearby
Zone 15£2,548Farringdon
Islington · £2,178
14
Zone 23£1,992Stratford (London)
Newham · £1,630
13
Zone 38£1,630Acton Main Line
Ealing · £1,629
11
Zone 48£1,563Goodmayes
Redbridge · £1,368
8
Zone 52£1,310Hayes & Harlington
Hillingdon · £1,252
3
Zone 67£1,252Gidea Park
Havering · £1,217
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Where the Elizabeth line runs

  • Heathrow Terminal 4 ↔ London Paddington (9 stops)
  • Heathrow Terminal 4 ↔ Abbey Wood (18 stops)
  • Heathrow Terminal 4 ↔ Shenfield (27 stops)
  • Heathrow Terminal 5 ↔ London Paddington (9 stops)
  • Heathrow Terminal 5 ↔ Abbey Wood (18 stops)
  • Heathrow Terminal 5 ↔ Shenfield (27 stops)
  • London Liverpool Street ↔ Shenfield (14 stops)
  • Paddington ↔ Shenfield (19 stops)
  • Reading ↔ London Paddington (16 stops)
  • Reading ↔ Abbey Wood (25 stops)

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Common questions

Where is the cheapest place to rent on the Elizabeth line?

Gidea Park is the cheapest stop on the Elizabeth line. It sits in Havering, where a one-bedroom property rents for an average of £1,217 per month (August 2026, ONS) — £543 below the London average of £1,760.

How much does rent vary along the Elizabeth line?

By £1,331 a month. A one-bedroom near Tottenham Court Road averages £2,548 in Westminster, against £1,217 near Gidea Park in Havering.

Is it cheaper to live further out on the Elizabeth line?

Yes, by about £1,296 a month. Stops in zone 1 sit in boroughs where a one-bedroom averages £2,548, against £1,252 at the line's zone 6 stops.

Which borough on the Elizabeth line is most affordable on a local salary?

Havering, where the average one-bedroom takes 34.1% of median gross local full-time pay — against 61.4% in Westminster, the toughest on this line. Note that Havering is also the cheapest borough on the line. Earnings are gross, ONS ASHE 2024.

How many stations are on the Elizabeth line?

The Elizabeth line serves 41 stations across zones 1 to 6 and 10 London boroughs.

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