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Steeped in history, Harrow is a bustling, diverse suburb of London with a vibrant community, excellent local amenities and loads of lush green spaces nearby. The town has undergone a huge regeneration over the last decade, with exciting new developments making the area more accessible – and more desirable – than ever to first time buyers Harrow HOT spot
1 Gorgeous architecture 2 Huge variety of new homes to choose from 3 Loads of green open spaces 4 Consistently good schools 5 Great connections to the capital and beyond 5 REASONS WE LOVE… HARROW
UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT
There is plenty to do in and around Harrow but a great place to start is with a tour of Harrow School – there are regular public tours throughout the year. Harrow also boasts arguably the most museums of any borough outside the centre of London. The Heath Robinson Museum showcases the work of humourist and illustrator William Heath Robinson, check out the RAF Museum or head to Headstone Manor Museum, which delves into the borough’s rich history.Wembley is also on the doorstep for top class entertainment, whether it's one of the countless concerts or sporting events. As a shopping destination, Harrow caters to all tastes, with everything you would expect from a large town including H&M,TK Maxx and Boots, among others. St George’s and St Anns shopping centres have recently benefited from a £10m upgrade. South Harrow Indoor Market is also popular and can be found on Northolt Road.You'll find some wonderful independent traders in the quaint High Street in Pinner. Harrow on the Hill’s high street has a quainter feel. For even more choice, Brent Cross, Ealing Broadway and Westfield London are all nearby. Harrow also has a wide range
Rayners Lane are all on the Metropolitan Line in Zone 5. Kenton and South Kenton are in Zone 4, on the Bakerloo Line, and South Harrow (Zone 5) and Sudbury Hill (Zone 4) are on the Piccadilly Line. National Rail services are also available from Harrow & Wealdstone and Harrow-on-the-Hill. There are also excellent bus services in Harrow, notably the 182 and 186 to Brent Cross. Harrow is home to a diverse population, and has growing appeal with commuters and families alike. Schools are excellent, with a wide range of Ofsted-rated Good and Outstanding state primary and comprehensive schools, including religious schools. Buyers would be wise to consider their future plans,
This north west London town is just 15 minutes from the heart of the capital and effortlessly serves up both village and suburban life, in equal measure. You’ll nd great amenities in the bustle of Harrow, juxtaposed with the calmer and lea er Harrow on the Hill to the south of the town, also home to the prestigious Harrow School. Founded in 1572, Harrow School is one of only four all-boys full boarding schools left in Britain and boasts seven former British Prime Ministers among its alumni. More recently, you may have seen it included as a set in Harry Potter , The Crown and ITV’s Endeavour, as well as in Ed Sheeran’s music videos and countless high-end magazine shoots. Harrow itself has a long history as an important meeting place and place of business. From humble farming roots, development began in earnest when the Metropolitan Railway arrived in 1880. Historically in Middlesex, Harrow has been a part of Greater London since 1965 and has been transformed into a commercial hub with a lively and extremely well-connected town centre. Residents of Harrow are spoilt for choice for local public transport options. Harrow- on-the-Hill, North Harrow, West Harrow and
and catchment areas, if they have a particular school, or schools, in mind.
Developers have responded to meet the needs of a variety of buyers, with everything from one bedroom ats to large family homes. On the resale market, Harrow has a range of period properties including many roads of 1930s homes and Victorian and Edwardian properties.
54 First Time Buyer August/September 2025
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