Research on the most expensive London Underground line to buy a house has found that the Circle Line is the most expensive tube line with property prices averaging around £1.2m.

The research came from over 3,500 estate agents listing London properties with FindaProperty.com. As the Circle line runs exclusively in Zone 1 it isn’t surprising it tops the list. The least expensive stop on the Circle Line is Aldgate, with average property values hovering around £396,000.

The Victoria Line is the second most expensive line to buy property, with average prices reaching £1,109,107. Green Park was the most expensive stop for property on the Victoria Line with average house prices above £2m and the least expensive stop was Tottenham Hale.

The Bakerloo line was third (average prices around £950,000), closely followed by the Hammersmith and City line (average prices £925,000) and then the Piccadilly line and Jubilee line together at £900,000.

The District Line appeared in the seventh position (£850,000), which is surprising considering it includes areas such as Fulham, Richmond and Wimbledon and follows the Circle Line through many parts of Central London, but the Essex parts of the District Line may have weakened its overall average.

The Northern Line was eighth with property costing on average £800,000 and the Metropolitan line was slightly lower at around £780,000, followed by the Central Line at £760,000. Property on the East London Line was substantially lower at £450,000.
The Waterloo and City Line came in at last place as there are very few residential pockets around Waterloo and Bank stations.