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Renting in Maida Vale

What it costs to rent in Maida Vale (W9), how you get around and what the area is like, from 137 homes to rent on nHabit on 23 October 2026 and official data.

1 bedroom, median
£2,325 a month
2 bedrooms, median
£2,990 a month
Homes to rent
137

Rents

What renting in Maida Vale costs

Median asking rents of whole homes listed on nHabit on 23 October 2026. The middle half shows where the central half of rents fall, once 20 or more homes are listed.

  • Studio

    £1,850 a month

    20 homes · middle half £1,406 to £2,500 · 6% above London

  • 1 bedroom

    £2,325 a month

    24 homes · middle half £2,100 to £2,562 · 8% above London

  • 2 bedrooms

    £2,990 a month

    46 homes · middle half £2,616 to £3,423 · 9% above London

  • 3 bedrooms

    £5,300 a month

    35 homes · middle half £4,139 to £6,501 · 41% above London

  • 4+ bedrooms

    £15,496 a month

    12 homes · 158% above London

These figures describe the homes listed, so a large new rental building can move a district's median. How rents move month to month across London is in the London rent report.

Getting around

The stations Maida Vale's homes are nearest to

The nearest station each listing names, and the median walk to it across those homes.

  • Underground

    Warwick Avenue

    5 min walk · nearest for 57 homes

  • Underground

    Maida Vale

    6 min walk · nearest for 42 homes

  • Underground

    Westbourne Park

    6 min walk · nearest for 19 homes

  • Overground

    Queens Park

    7 min walk · nearest for 9 homes

Schools

Schools in W9

Open primary and secondary schools with an W9 postcode, from England's schools register. Postcodes are not catchment areas: check each school's admissions before you move.

Primary

6

open schools

5 of the 5 with a graded Ofsted judgement were rated Good or Outstanding.

Secondary

2

open schools

1 of the 1 with a graded Ofsted judgement was rated Good or Outstanding.

Air and water

Air quality and flood risk in W9

Air quality

Fair

  • Nitrogen dioxide: 21 µg/m³ a year on average (the WHO guideline is 10).
  • Fine particles (PM2.5): 9.3 µg/m³ a year on average (the WHO guideline is 5).

Flood risk

High surface-water risk

No river or tidal flood warning area nearby. Check a particular address on gov.uk before you sign.

Crime

What was reported in August 2026

The kinds of crime police.uk recorded in W9, as shares of the total. We show what is reported rather than how much: raw counts follow how many people pass through an area, not just who lives there.

  • Anti-social behaviour28%
  • Violence and sexual offences21%
  • Drugs15%
  • Shoplifting9%

Sources

  • Rents, homes and stations: whole homes and studios to rent on nHabit on 23 October 2026, as their listings describe them. Asking rents, not the rents finally agreed.
  • Crime: police.uk, August 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
  • Air quality: © Crown 2026 copyright Defra via uk-air.defra.gov.uk, licenced under the Open Government Licence (OGL).
  • Flood risk: © Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2025. All rights reserved.
  • Schools: Get Information about Schools (Department for Education) and Ofsted. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.