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Areas in London zone 4

Zone 4 covers diverse neighbourhoods in London's outer zones. These include Barking and Dagenham, Barnet, Bromley, Croydon, Ealing, Enfield, Greenwich, Kingston upon Thames, Merton, Sutton and Waltham Forest. Outer London includes areas such as Epping Forest in Essex, which extends into Zone 4. The following areas are also part of Zone 4

• Richmond upon Thames Richmond Park is ideal for nature enthusiasts and families seeking green space. This Zone 4 area boasts picturesque streets and a charming town centre filled with many shops and cafes
• Brent A culturally diverse area with a vibrant community and excellent transport links, ideal for young professionals and families
• Hounslow Home to numerous schools rated 'Outstanding' by Ofsted, Hounslow attracts many families and students
• Bromley This residential area offers suburban comfort and urban convenience and features parks, shopping centres and a friendly community atmosphere

Attractions in London zone 4

Residents can enjoy a wide range of entertainment options in Zone 4. There's the world-famous Wembley Stadium, home to major sporting events and concerts

• Richmond Park is an expansive park perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. It features vast green spaces, beautiful gardens and a chance to see deer roaming freely
• RAF Museum is in Hendon and offers a fascinating insight into British aviation history with an impressive collection of aircraft and exhibits
• Eltham Palace is a stunning historic site that blends medieval and Art Deco architecture
• Bang Bang Oriental is London's largest Asian food hall

Transport in London zone 4

Zone 4 is well-connected via London's public transport system. London Underground
The District Line and Piccadilly Lines are particularly significant for connecting commuters to central London in under 30 minutes

There's also the Underground network, mainline rail services, numerous cycling routes and riverboat services along the Thames.

Rentals in London zone 4

With its proximity to the city centre, renowned educational institutions and rising number of contemporary developments, Zone 4 has become a prime residential location. The proximity to Imperial College London and University College London adds to its appeal. Rental rates here are generally lower than in Zones 1–3 – attracting a growing number of families, students and young professionals. Public transportation improvements and ongoing regeneration projects have further boosted demand, making Zone 4 an excellent option for those seeking affordability and quick connectivity.