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Leyton and Leytonstone are stalwarts of East London, heavily traditional areas of the city as it pushes out towards Essex. But the myth of London-ness bonds with a typical multicultural modern identity to make it attractive to buyers.
Great for access to town via the Central Line, there are also a wealth of green spaces in the area, with Epping Forest close at hand, as well as Wanstead Flats. It's fantastically quick to get out into Essex to explore the coast, as easy as it is to get into town. In the area there are plenty of places to eat and drink, with great locals and lots of local stores catering to the huge diversity of people (it's one of the most multicultural areas in the capital).
There are differences between Leytone and Leytonstone. The latter is generally a fraction more pricey, as it is closer to Wanstead and its wide green area, Wanstead Flats. But for the most part, though they have different stations, these are very similar areas to find properties, and both are still places you can get a bargain - although that's changing. Property mainly consists of Victorian terraced houses, some of which are made into conversions; but there are still some blocks of flats in the area, although the bad ones have been demolished in many cases. Houses here are still very cheap by comparison with many other areas, although as people move out from the centre and Hackney, and as influences like the regeneration of Newham and Tower Hamlets, and preparations for London 2012 take hold (both Leyton and Leytonstone are in prime position to exploit these) this is bound to change.
One of the reasons it's changing is that as people are pushed out by price rises in the city and the west, they're coming east. When they do, they're finding it a good place to live, with excellent green spaces, lovely architecture and friendly locals in one of the best places to invest in London.
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Area News for Leytonstone
Wandstead: A picturesque suburban area in the heart of London
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Read Article ... Published on 24th October, 2014
Jubilee Pond at Wanstead Flats to be redeveloped
Jubilee Pond at Wanstead Flats is to undergo redevelopment under new plans announced by the City of London Corporation.
Read Article ... Published on 3rd August, 2012
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Read Article ... Published on 7th June, 2012
Waltham Forest announces £30m in school funding
A £30 million school redevelopment project has been announced for Waltham Forest.
Read Article ... Published on 28th May, 2012
Leytonstone: A thriving suburb with plenty to see and do
People wishing to live in a thriving community with something to offer everyone could be well-advised to seek out flats to rent in Leytonstone.
Read Article ... Published on 27th February, 2012
Waltham Forest Literature Festival approaches
People living in flats to rent in the London borough of Waltham Forest are being urged to attend the area's upcoming literature festival.
Read Article ... Published on 5th May, 2011