The Elizabeth Line

It’s official…

The Elizabeth Line is up and running!

It connects stations such as Shenfield (Brentwood, Essex), Abbey Wood (South East London), Heathrow Terminals 2, 3, 4 and 5 and Reading to central London and stations such as Bond Street, Liverpool Street and Canary Wharf.


“Sold prices in Shenfield have increased by 13% since 2018.”


Travelling to Mayfair, Liverpool Street and Canary Wharf in less time, greater efficiency and with less hassle will make life a lot easier for thousands of commuters.

It opens up a new prospect of moving home to one of these areas to people that work in the centre of London or the City 5 days a week and will be quite literally life changing!

Property prices in areas and locations along the Elizabeth Line have increased over the past few years in anticipation of the train line opening (after delays!) and may well continue to increase as the Elizabeth Line is used more and more…

For example:

Sold prices in Shenfield have increased by 13% since 2018.

Sold prices in Reading have increased by 7% since 2019.

Sold prices in Abbey Wood have increased by 12% since 2017.

I look forward to seeing the impact that the Elizabeth Line has on commuters to Bond Street and other stations!

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