Estate Agents Edmonton

Edmonton has a population of approximately 83,000 residents (82,472 as of the 2011 Census). It’s a fantastic part of London to live and work in and will evolve and improve even further with the planned multi-billion pound investments over the coming years.

Edmonton Green Railway Station is Zone 4 and is a London overground and National Rail station on the Lea Valley line, situated approximately 8 miles from London Liverpool Street station.

Edmonton sits within the Borough of Enfield, which is located across TFL Zones 4, 5 and 6. You can discover more about Edmonton and Enfield in our area guides, or speak to one of our team about transport links. The Castles Estate Agents teams within each branch have expert local knowledge and can advise on particular areas that will best suit your work, life and travel needs.

The ULEZ is London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone, which was expanded in October 2021 to include parts of the Borough of Enfield in which Edmonton is located.

The boundary of the ULEZ was extended to reach parts of Enfield around the A406 and North Middlesex University Hospital. It does not include much of Edmonton itself.

Edmonton Green Station is not in the congestion zone.

Edmonton, in the North London Borough of Enfield, is approximately 30 – 40 minutes from Central London. On average, a journey from Edmonton Green Station to Liverpool Street Station will take around 30 minutes, making Edmonton an excellent choice for young professionals looking for a straightforward commute into the city.

Edmonton has been described by locals and residents as a hidden gem and is a great place to live in North London.

With access to Central London in just 30 minutes you will have the best of both worlds with Edmonton’s good transport links, amenities and natural spaces.

Edmonton sits within the Borough of Enfield which is the northernmost borough in London. For this reason, it is able to provide a smaller town feel, with a strong sense of community, a wide selection of shopping, entertainment and recreational activities, surrounded by parks as well as the River Lea to the East.

Pymmes Park is the jewel in Edmonton’s crown and includes tennis courts, a bowls club, playground, lakes and ornamental ponds, football pitches and a wide selection of events during the spring and summer months.
The cricket club, shopping centre and Millfield Arts centre offer additional opportunities for leisure, rest and recreation.

For further information about the benefits of choosing a property in Edmonton get in touch with our local team today, we’d be very pleased to show you around.

Increasingly popular with first time buyers due to competitive property prices, transport links, amenities and schools, Edmonton is situated in the Borough of Enfield in North London.

Edmonton is only around 8.4 miles (13.5 km) north-northeast of Charing Cross Station and only 30 minutes from Liverpool Street Station.
Edmonton borders Tottenham to the south and Ponders End to the north. To the west are Bush Hill Park, Palmers Green and Winchmore Hill and to the east, the River Lea forms the boundary with Chingford.

Edmonton is part of the Borough of Enfield in North London. It is the northernmost borough of London which gives it some unique and highly desirable characteristics. These include a semi-rural feel, with a real sense of community and a wide selection of attractions, shopping and dining on the doorstep all combined with fantastic access into Central London.

Edmonton is served by a number of excellent transport links. It boasts easy access to the A406 as well as regular bus services along Fore Street.
The main railway station is Edmonton Green which is an overland and National Rail station served by the Lea Valley line which can get you into Central London in approximately 30 minutes.

The nearest Tube Station to Edmonton is Northumberland Park Station on the Victoria Line.

Edmonton also benefits from proximity to the Meridian Water railway station, part of the £6bn regeneration and development scheme in the area. Two platforms are in operation, with an additional two planned.

Currently the station offers a shuttle service to Stratford and additional trains to and from Hertford East and Bishops Stortford during peak travel times. Our local branch team can help with any travel questions you have about living and working in and around Edmonton, so please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Edmonton offers a broad choice of primary and secondary education options, with a variety of faith-based, mixed or single-sex, selective and fee paying schools depending on the needs of your family.

There are 20+ primary schools to choose from within Edmonton and the immediate surrounding areas, including the wider Borough of Enfield.
The top ranking local primary schools are Harris Primary Academy, Highfield Primary School, Kingfisher Hall Primary Academy, Noel Park Primary School , St Paul’s C of E Primary School and Willow Park Primary School, all of which received Outstanding ratings in their most recent Ofsted inspections.

Secondary education and Sixth Form options include The Latymer School, a selective, mixed grammar school which is regularly considered to be one of the top performing state-funded schools in the country. Edmonton County School is an ‘all-through’ option, encompassing education for students from 5 – 18 across its Primary, Secondary and Sixth Form settings in two campus locations.

Among the fee paying school choices is the well regarded Phoenix Academy for pupils ages 5 – 18.

We’re seeing an upward trend in people relocating to Edmonton and it is becoming very popular among professionals with young families. We understand how important the proximity to good local schools is for lots of our new home clients and so we’re here to guide and advise with a wealth of local knowledge and experience. If you have questions, give our team a call in the Edmonton branch, we’re only too happy to help.