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Rent by station on the Lioness line

The cheapest stop on the Lioness line is Harrow & Wealdstone, where a one-bedroom averages £1,394 a month in Harrow. The dearest is South Hampstead at £2,054 — a gap of £660 a month along a single line.

Running between Watford Junction and Euston, the Lioness line passes through Harrow, Brent, Hammersmith and Fulham, Camden. Rent falls from £1,577 at its zone 2 stops to £1,394 at its zone 5 stops.

19 stations · zones 1 to 6 · 4 London boroughs · rent figures August 2026

Cheapest stop
£1,394
Harrow & Wealdstone
Dearest stop
£2,054
South Hampstead
Spread along the line
£660
per month, one-bedroom
London average
£1,760
one-bedroom, all boroughs

Moving out 3 zones saves about £183 a month

Boroughs at this line’s zone 2 stops average £1,577 for a one-bedroom. At its zone 5 stops they average £1,394 — the same line, the same journey, on a longer ride.

Boroughs on the Lioness 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 Lioness line, ranked by average one-bedroom rent
BoroughStops on line1-bed averagevs LondonShare of local pay
Harrow3£1,394−£36637.7%
Brent9£1,577−£18348.7%
Hammersmith and Fulham1£2,000+£24053.5%
Camden2£2,054+£29454.8%

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 Lioness 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 Lioness line with its travel zone, borough and average one-bedroom rent
#StationZoneBorough1-bed averageOn FTR now
1Harrow & WealdstoneZone 5Harrow£1,394—
2Hatch EndZone 6Harrow£1,394—
3Headstone LaneZone 5Harrow£1,394—
4HarlesdenZone 3Brent£1,5772
5Kensal GreenZone 2Brent£1,5771
6KentonZone 4Brent£1,5771
7Kilburn High RoadZone 2Brent£1,5775
8North WembleyZone 4Brent£1,5772
9Queens Park (London)Zone 2Brent£1,5773
10South KentonZone 4Brent£1,5771
11Stonebridge ParkZone 3Brent£1,5771
12Wembley CentralZone 4Brent£1,5772
13Willesden JunctionZones 2–3Hammersmith and Fulham£2,0001
14EustonZone 1Camden£2,0546
15South HampsteadZone 2Camden£2,0543
—BusheyZone 8WatfordNot published—
—Carpenders ParkZone 7Three RiversNot published—
—Watford High StreetZone 8WatfordNot published—
—Watford JunctionNo zoneWatfordNot published1

4 stops are outside Greater London (Bushey, Carpenders Park, Watford High Street, Watford Junction) and sit outside both the travel zones and the London rent statistics.

Rent on the Lioness 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 Lioness line, by number of bedrooms
SizeMiddle stopCheapest stopFromLondon average
1 bedroom£1,577Harrow & Wealdstone
Harrow
£1,394£1,760
2 bedroom£1,934Harrow & Wealdstone
Harrow
£1,715£2,232
3 bedroom£2,271Harrow & Wealdstone
Harrow
£2,064£2,643
4 or more bedroom£3,052Harrow & Wealdstone
Harrow
£2,789£3,646

Rent by travel zone on the Lioness 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 Lioness line
ZoneStopsMedian 1-bedCheapest stop in this zoneListings nearby
Zone 11£2,054Euston
Camden · £2,054
6
Zone 25£1,577Kensal Green
Brent · £1,577
13
Zone 33£1,577Harlesden
Brent · £1,577
4
Zone 44£1,577Kenton
Brent · £1,577
6
Zone 52£1,394Harrow & Wealdstone
Harrow · £1,394
—
Zone 61£1,394Hatch End
Harrow · £1,394
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Common questions

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

Harrow & Wealdstone is the cheapest stop on the Lioness line. It sits in Harrow, where a one-bedroom property rents for an average of £1,394 per month (August 2026, ONS) — £366 below the London average of £1,760.

How much does rent vary along the Lioness line?

By £660 a month. A one-bedroom near South Hampstead averages £2,054 in Camden, against £1,394 near Harrow & Wealdstone in Harrow.

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

Yes, by about £183 a month. Stops in zone 2 sit in boroughs where a one-bedroom averages £1,577, against £1,394 at the line's zone 5 stops.

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

Harrow, where the average one-bedroom takes 37.7% of median gross local full-time pay — against 54.8% in Camden, the toughest on this line. Note that Harrow is also the cheapest borough on the line. Earnings are gross, ONS ASHE 2024.

How many stations are on the Lioness line?

The Lioness line serves 19 stations across zones 1 to 6 and 4 London boroughs.

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