A new data map has revealed the average monthly rental prices around each London Underground station, offering a revealing look at just how much it costs to rent in different areas of the capital.
As London’s rental market continues to evolve, understanding the cost of living in different parts of the city has never been more important.
In 2025, south west London remains a highly sought-after area, with many residents drawn to its vibrant neighbourhoods and excellent transport links.
However, with high inflation, rising energy and mortgage costs, and a shortage of available properties, rental prices have soared, leaving many questioning if it's still worth living in the city.
To help you navigate rental prices in the region, we’ve analysed Dose News’s latest map, based on data from the Office of National Statistics, and compiled the average monthly rental prices for a room near each south west London Underground station.
At the more affordable end of the scale, you’ll find Morden (£775) and Southfields (£777), while for those willing to stretch their budget, the priciest options are near Kennington (£1,100) and Battersea Power Station (£1,086).
Whether you're looking for a budget-friendly option or considering a more central location, here’s a breakdown of what you can expect to pay at each station across the area:
Balham: £826
Battersea Power Station: £1,086
Brixton: £792
Clapham Common: £812
Clapham North: £812
Clapham South: £826
Colliers Wood: £835
East Putney: £795
Fulham Broadway: £860
Kennington £1,100
Morden: £775
Nine Elms: £979
Parsons Green: £860
Pimlico: £1,077
Putney Bridge: £860
South Wimbledon: £835
Southfields: £777
Stockwell: £792
Tooting Bec: £928
Tooting Broadway: £928
Vauxhall: £945
West Brompton: £1,032
Wimbledon Park: £835
Wimbledon: £835
