Grove Hill, South Woodford - Stow Brothers

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"We purchased our home in September 1985. It took us almost two years to find No.33, but the search was worthwhile. We've had 39 great years. In the early years, we did continue to look occasionally at other properties. Each time we did so, we returned home realising what a gam of a home we already had. The house itself is full of period features including fireplaces and ceiling cornice. We were able to develop the property further by extending sideways (galley kitchen), upwards (attic conversion) and to the rear (conservatory). In doing so we were always conscious of the need to protect and enhance the period features of the house whilst building on the accommodation. Grove Hill is well served with key amenities including nearby tube and buses, plus schools, GP surgeries, dentists, hospitals, supermarkets as well as restaurants, cafes and bars. In addition, from the top end of Grove Hill, there is easy access walking or cycling south towards the Flats or north deeper into the Forest. It'll be a wrench to leave but leave we must. It's time for a new family at No.33."

Situated in Zone 4, South Woodford is handily served by the London Underground’s Central line, with frequent trains running to and from the City’s Bank in 20 minutes and Oxford Street in 30 minutes. The area is also well-served by local buses.

This cinema originally opened in 1934 with the film Cleopatra and the then-local MP Winston Churchill in attendance, but it’s now a seven screen state-of-the-art Odeon, which shows everything from 3D blockbusters to family-friendly animations and art house gems.

The amount of families moving to South Woodford and standard of schools there are not unconnected. There’s a great range of schools, including primaries Nightingale and Snaresbrook.

Whether it’s raining and you want to catch a movie at the cinema or it’s a glorious day and you fancy exploring Epping Forest, South Woodford has got you covered. There are also family-friendly cafes, playgrounds and sport clubs to keep both parents and little ones happy.

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