Greater London · borough data · September 2026

Living in Enfield: zone, house prices & costs

Enfield is a London borough in travelcard zone 5, with below-average prices at £442,000. It ranks #13 of 33 boroughs on Rightroute's balanced score (September 2026 data).
66
Rightroute score
Upper half · #13 of 33
Scored on 5 of 7 measures. No figure for commute time or season ticket.

Enfield at a glance

Location and cost

Zone 5
Travelcard zone
Enfield Town is the main rail interchange.
£442k
Average house price
£442,000, 15% below the 33-borough median.
£1,764
Average rent
A two-bed in Enfield, per month, 9% below the 32-borough median.

Living there

Low
Safety
Crime index 68 on a 0–100 scale (lower is safer).
1013Mb
Broadband
Average available download speed, 4% above the 33-borough median.
7.4
Life satisfaction
ONS Personal Well-being mean score, 0–10 (higher is better).

What’s nearby

36
Historic landmarks
Nationally protected buildings, monuments and gardens within 3 miles, 46% fewer than the 33-borough median.
751
Hectares of parks and fields
Public parks and playing fields within 3 miles, 19% less than the 33-borough median.
652
Places to eat and drink
Restaurants, cafes and pubs within 3 miles, 39% fewer than the 33-borough median.

Getting around from Enfield

Enfield sits in travelcard zone 5, with Enfield Town as its main rail interchange.

How Enfield compares to the other 32 boroughs

MetricEnfieldMedianRank
Travelcard zone5Not available–
Average house price£442,000£520,000#5
Price to local earnings11.0x11.9x#10
Average rent (2 bed)£1,764/mo£1,941/mo of 32#12
Rent to local earnings53%57%#12
Crime index (lower is safer)6874#11
Broadband speed1013 Mb972 Mb#4
Life satisfaction (0–10)7.47.3 of 32#16
Overall, Enfield ranks #13 of 33 on the balanced Rightroute commuter score. Different priorities give different answers, so you can weight the criteria yourself in the comparison page.

Enfield commuter FAQs

What travelcard zone is Enfield in?

Enfield is in travelcard zone 5, and Enfield Town is its main rail interchange.

What is the average house price in Enfield?

The average sold price in Enfield is £442,000 (HM Land Registry), which is 15% below the median across the 33 London boroughs we hold a price for.

Is Enfield a safe place to live?

Enfield scores 68 on a 0–100 crime index (lower is safer), which is a lower level of safety relative to other London boroughs.

Is Enfield a good place to live in London?

Enfield ranks #13 of 33 London boroughs on Rightroute's balanced score, which weighs house prices against local earnings, safety, broadband and what is within reach. If your priorities are different, the Rightroute compare view lets you weight the criteria yourself.

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House prices are the median of that town's own sales from HM Land Registry Price Paid, August 2025 to July 2026, refreshed monthly; the crime score is the mean monthly count from police.uk over August 2025 to July 2026, placed on a 0 to 100 scale where lower is safer, also refreshed monthly. Rent is the average for a two-bed in the local authority, from the ONS Price Index of Private Rents, August 2026, refreshed monthly. Travelcard zones are TfL's, and the price to local earnings ratio divides the borough's average sold price by the median full-time wage for the borough (ONS). Broadband is the average available download speed from Ofcom Connected Nations; life satisfaction is the ONS Personal Well-being mean for the local authority. Those are reviewed periodically rather than monthly. Heritage sites, green space and places to eat are counted within three miles from Historic England, OS Open Greenspace and the Food Standards Agency, built September 2026, and refreshed annually. Figures are for comparison between boroughsrather than exact values.