In message , Hatty Ling
writes
I was thinking of people could come up with examples of where the
underground is in close proximity to very expensive houses? One I can
think of is when the Northern Line comes overground just before East
Finchley, you can see the start of 'Millionaires Row' from the bridge.

Any other examples?

I'd have thought that the District Line in the region of Wimbledon, and
Kew/Richmond, would be passing a number of very expensive (if not
excessively luxurious) houses.
--
Roland Perry

In article , (Roland
Perry) wrote:

In message , Hatty
Ling
I was thinking of people could come up with examples of where the
underground is in close proximity to very expensive houses? One I can
think of is when the Northern Line comes overground just before East
Finchley, you can see the start of 'Millionaires Row' from the bridge.

Any other examples?

I'd have thought that the District Line in the region of Wimbledon, and
Kew/Richmond, would be passing a number of very expensive (if not
excessively luxurious) houses.

Up to a point. The more expensive bit of Wimbledon Park is up the hill.

--
Colin Rosenstiel