Harold Hill Area Guide

There’s also a discounted rate for single occupiers:

Band A = £946.65
Band B = £1,104.43
Band C = £1,262.20
Band D = £1,419.98
Band E = £1,735.52
Band F = £2,051.08
Band G = £2,366.63
Band H = £2,839.95

Healthcare

The Harold Hill Health Centre is based on Gooshays Drive and offers child health care services. The local Queen’s Hospital can be found in Romford.

Transport

The area has excellent transport links, with the Tube, train and bus stations all close by. The nearest rail station is Harold Wood Rail Station which is in London’s Transport Zone 6. This station is just 40 minutes from London Liverpool Street, making it an ideal place to live if you work in the city. Harold Hill is also on the London Overground line. This station provides direct services to Stratford, Hackney and other parts of London. Other stations are available at Hornchurch, Upminster and Stratford. The area also has good bus links, with several buses running to Romford and other nearby towns. For drivers, the main transport link for Harold Hill is the A12, which connects to the M25 motorway.

Schools and education

There are several schools in the area. At primary level, Drapers’ Brookside Junior School, Broadford Primary School, Mead Primary School, Hilldene Primary School and Harold Court Primary School are all categorised as ‘good’ schools by Ofsted. For secondary education, Drapers’ Academy is also a good school.