Rayners Lane

Rayners Lane grew up around the tube station, which sits at the junction of the Metropolitan and Piccadilly lines. The art deco station building is a local landmark. The parade of shops along Alexandra Avenue has a strong South Asian presence, with good grocery stores and restaurants. Housing is quintessential 1930s Metroland, built by the estates that followed the railway out. It is affordable by Harrow standards, diverse, and well connected. The dual tube lines mean you can go fast (Metropolitan) or cheap (Piccadilly) into town.

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