Greenwich brings together a mix of neighbourhoods that range from affordable, amenity-rich areas to quieter rural pockets with higher price tags. Gainsborough and Priory Heath stand out for value, with flats available from around £134,500 to £139,000 and detached homes in Priory Heath averaging £378,000, while Holywells offers similarly reasonable pricing alongside a railway station that makes commuting straightforward. At the other end of the scale, Orwell and Orwell & Villages command much higher prices, with detached homes in Orwell averaging £611,000, reflecting their rural setting and larger plots. Across the suburb, you'll find consistently low crime rates, several areas falling well below the national average and some seeing crime drop further heading into 2026. Air quality is strong throughout, and the drier, sunnier climate compared to much of the UK is a recurring draw. Schools are a genuine strength too, with Good and Outstanding-rated primaries available in most neighbourhoods, plus options like Holbrook Academy and Ipswich High School giving families in the Orwell areas both state and private choices. Transport and amenities vary more noticeably between areas. Holywells and the Orwell & Villages ward benefit from railway stations and good road links, making them practical for commuters, whereas Gainsborough and Priory Heath lean on strong road connections to the A14 and A12 but offer limited public transport. Everyday convenience is best in Priory Heath, with shops, supermarkets, GP surgeries and two hospitals close by, while Orwell's rural charm means residents travel a little further for bigger shops and healthcare. Living costs across the suburb tend to undercut the national average on council tax and utilities, making Greenwich a solid option whether you're after affordability, rural quiet or good transport links.