Pick more than one to see where all of them work.
PT is public transport: Tube, rail and bus, planned timetables. PT+Bike and PT+Lime ride up to 15 min to a better station, then PT. Lime assumes a bike at your start, inside the Lime zone.
Times change through the week. Worst takes the slowest of 9am, 1pm and 7pm.
Bike and Lime times do not change with the day or the time.
One colour layer at a time.
In Fit, set how much each filter counts in the filters themselves: Living costs, Near, Area, and each destination's chip.
Clear the map where it is over your limit. Turn on one or both.
In Fit, set how much each one counts.
Rent: asking rents for homes listed on 11 Oct 2026 and rooms in shared houses listed on 24 Oct 2026 (via PropertyData), averaged near each spot; a snapshot, not today's market (the Rent view maps them). Buy: ONS median sale price, year to March 2026.
Show them on the map. A walk limit clears the map anywhere further.
In Fit, set how much each one counts.
Walks are a rough guide: straight-line distance × 1.3.
Schools: any open state-funded primary or secondary school, whatever its rating. Catchments and faith or selective admissions are not shown, so a school near you may not be one your child can get into. Click a school for Ofsted's own words on its latest inspection.
Clear the map where it is louder, more polluted or less calm than you want.
In Fit, set how much each one counts.
Noise: road and rail, the day-evening-night level (Lden); the WHO recommends road traffic noise below 53 dB. Air: yearly average NO₂; London's median spot is 20 µg/m³, the UK legal limit is 40 and the WHO guideline 10. Crime: street crime averaged over about 400 m, compared with the rest of London. Each starts at the setting that keeps about three quarters of London.