Low Rail Noise

Minimal train noise

Rail noise is train sound from nearby railways measured in decibels (dB). LOW noise (under 55 dB) means minimal train noise, barely noticeable. Trains may be heard occasionally but won't disrupt daily life.

What This Means

Train noise is very minimal at this property - you might occasionally hear a distant train but it won't affect your daily life or sleep.

Score Ranges

Low Noise

Under 55 dB

Minimal rail noise impact. Train noise barely noticeable.

Medium Noise

55-65 dB

Noticeable train noise, especially during peak hours.

High Noise

Over 65 dB

Frequent and loud train noise that may disrupt sleep and daily activities.

Practical Advice

Train noise is less frequent than road noise (no constant traffic)
Good for those who want to be near a station but without noise impact
No special sound insulation needed
Check train schedules - freight trains at night can be noisier

Key Points

Rail noise can be intermittent unlike constant road noise
Check train schedules for night services
Noise barriers or cuttings may reduce impact

Additional Information

This property experiences low levels of railway noise.

Data Source: DEFRA Environmental Noise Mapping