Queen's Park
Area · Inner London
B
schoolsA
amenitiesA
transportA+
outdoor-activitiesB+
Housing
Average sold price: £627,183
- all dwelling types£627,183
- terraced house prices£1,571,875
- semi-detached house prices£1,710,156
- flats and maisonettes prices£544,538
Safety
Crime level: average
Crimes per 1,000: 100
Schools
Transport
- Kilburn Park (Bakerloo)
- Queen's Park (Bakerloo)
- Kensal Green (Bakerloo)
- Finchley Road (Metropolitan)
Vibe
Living for the weekendDinner & drinksParklifeNo car neededRenters
FAQ
Q: Is Queen's Park a nice place to live? A: Queen's Park is a nice place to live. We've given it a liveable rating of B. This means it offers reasonable living standards in Inner London. Locals particularly enjoy access to parks and outdoor spaces. The area has a vibrant social scene, perfect for those who enjoy going out. With fewer homeowners than average, the area may feel less settled for those seeking an established community. Q: How safe is Queen's Park? A: Queen's Park has an average crime rate for an Inner London suburb, with around 100 recorded crimes per 1,000 people a year. This is 34% above the national average, and 7% below the Inner London average. Q: What are the best schools in Queen's Park? A: Queen's Park has 105 schools nearby. The top-rated Ofsted Outstanding schools include St Eugene de Mazenod Roman Catholic Primary School, St Mary's Kilburn Church of England Primary School, St Luke's CofE Primary School. Other well-regarded schools rated Good by Ofsted include Islamia Primary School and Christ Church CofE Primary School. Note: 2 schools are currently rated as Requires Improvement. Q: What are the demographics of Queen's Park? A: Queen's Park has a diverse ethnic mix with no single group forming a majority. Most residents were born in the United Kingdom (55%). The area has a mix of religious beliefs with no single faith forming a majority.