Traditionally a working class area with the nearby River Lea being a site of industrial and commercial use, Edmonton is quickly becoming popular with families and other first-time buyers because of the competitive property prices in the area. Edmonton is very green, and there is a wide selection of schools. It's an area to watch, as even more development and investment makes its way to this part of Enfield.
Edmonton is undergoing a transformation from a mainly working class area to a site of new development and investment. More first-time buyers are moving into the area, especially families, which is a great setup for a strong community.
Edmonton is generally the most deprived and least safe area of the borough. There are concerns about gang-related crime in the area. Between half and three-quarters of residents report feeling safe in the area after dark.
Parking in Edmonton is relatively easy and affordable, with parking that's either free or as low as £1 for 2 hours.
There are numerous pubs, bars, and restaurants in Edmonton. Visit nearby Tottenham when you're looking for a nightclub.
There is a wide selection of schools in Edmonton, though their reputed quality varies. Church schools are among the most sought-after. There is a great deal of green space and recreation facilities in Edmonton, including Picketts Lock Leisure Centre and the Lea Valley Park.
There is a great deal of green space in Edmonton, including Picketts Lock Leisure Centre and the Lea Valley Park.
Though a bit further out from central London, at about 8 miles from Charing Cross, Edmonton is well-connected by bus and overground trains at Angel Road, Edmonton Green, and Silver Street.