Eastfield sits within a part of Peterborough that offers something for most budgets, with the neighbourhoods surrounding it ranging from the premium-priced Central area to more affordable options in East and North. Terraced and semi-detached homes dominate the value end, with East's terraced houses averaging £169,500 and North's flats starting from just £82,000, while detached properties in Park and North command higher prices reflecting their family appeal. Across the board, living costs stay at or below the national average, helped by cheaper transport and groceries than you'll find in many parts of the UK. Schools are a real strength here. Good-rated primaries and secondaries crop up consistently across every neighbourhood, with standout Outstanding-rated options including King's (The Cathedral) School in Park and further Outstanding secondaries serving Central and East. Families moving to the area can expect solid educational choices wherever they settle. Healthcare and everyday amenities follow a similar pattern, with GPs, pharmacies and dentists close at hand in most neighbourhoods, and larger shopping, dining and leisure options concentrated in Central. Crime has been trending downwards across the board heading into 2026, a welcome shift given that several neighbourhoods, including Dogsthorpe, East and North, had previously run above average. Transport is where the areas differ most: Central offers excellent walkability with its railway station, bus station and cycle hire all on the doorstep, while Dogsthorpe, East, North and Park lean more heavily on car use and good road links, with public transport and cycling infrastructure more limited. Air quality is consistently excellent throughout, and the overall picture is one of a settled, practical area that balances affordability with strong local services, making it a sensible choice for families and buyers after good value without sacrificing amenities.