Area insights about Brompton Square, London, SW3 2AA Brompton & Hans Town, Kensington and Chelsea
Good
Wealthy area
Household income is higher than in 96% of immediate areas in London
Good transport links
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- South Kensington Underground Station - 0.3 miles
- Knightsbridge Underground Station - 0.5 miles
- Gloucester Road Underground Station - 0.6 miles
- Sloane Square Underground Station - 0.6 miles
4 supermarkets and more than 10 grocery stores within 0.5 miles
- Marks & Spencer Simply Food - 0.1 miles
- Little Waitrose Ltd - 0.2 miles
- Sainsbury's - 0.4 miles
- Tesco - 0.4 miles
6 'Outstanding' primary schools within 1 mile
- St Joseph's Catholic Primary School - 0.4 miles
- Oratory Roman Catholic Primary School - 0.5 miles
1 'Outstanding' secondary school within 1 mile
- Saint Thomas More Language College - 0.4 miles
Things to have a closer look at
High crime rates
Crime rates are higher than in 99% of local areas in London
Air quality doesn’t meet EU standards
Noise issues are identified
- Road Traffic Noise
- Bars, pubs, clubs
No 'Outstanding' or 'Good' 16+ schools within 1 mile
Facts
Main ethnic group is Other White - 39.2%, London average is 13%
Higher than London average: Other White, Arab
Lower than London average: White British, Indian, Bangladeshi, Black
Main religion is Christian - 60.0%, London average is 48.4%
Higher than London average: Christian, Jewish
Lower than London average: Hindu, Muslim, Sikh
Main household lifestage is 35-54 years old - 41.2%, London average is 43%
Higher than London average: Over 65 years old
Main household type is One-person Household - 43.9%, London average is 32%
Higher than London average: One-person Household
Lower than London average: Lone Parent with Children
Classification
City enclaves (Smaller area)
These neighbourhoods have the youngest demographic structure of this Super Group. Residents of overseas EU countries are much in evidence, although they are mainly drawn from pre-2001 accession states. Their typically central locations makes 20 these areas more suitable for travel to work by foot or bicycle. Employment in finance, insurance and real estate activities is common
London Life-Cycle (Wider area)
Predominantly White in ethnic composition (including individuals from other pre 2001 EU countries), these households cover the full family life-cycle age spectrum – meaning that, over-all, fewer households than the London average include dependent children or students. Residents are highly qualified, employment rates are high and employment is concentrated in the technical, scientific, finance, insurance and real estate industries.
Nearby locations
Source: London Datastore