Grove End, South Woodford - Stow Brothers

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"This is a cosy family home and we have thoroughly enjoyed our time here. It has a charming south facing garden with flower beds on 3 sides and a nice patio for entertaining. During hot days we use the awning to keep the heat off the house and provide a shaded area to sit. The house backs onto Epping Forest providing excellent views of lush green trees and there is an entrance to the forest within a 2 minute walk of the property. Although the kitchen seems small we found it has ample storage space and also has the potential to remove the corner cabinet and install a dishwasher. The kitchen was fitted with modern appliances which make cooking enjoyable. The house is tucked away in a quiet, family friendly cul de sac which is steps away from walking trails in Epping Forest. You truly forget you're near the hustle and bustle of South Woodford when you hear the birds chirping away throughout the day and look out and see the forest. The schools in the area are known to have good or outstanding Ofsted ratings. This area is truly exceptional if you are a young family looking to meet others in the community. We've enjoyed many fun classes with our pre-school aged children in the area during our time here and have found the nurserys to be excellent. You are also a 10 minutes walk to South Woodford station/high street close to great restaurants, shops, cafes and pubs and also within walking distance to Wanstead high street. We've really enjoyed having the ability to run any errand on foot if needed."

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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