Welcome to Highams Park

Highams Park is something of a hidden gem. Slightly tucked away, the chichi coffee shops and picturesque woodland have a slightly exclusive feel, but the community is nicely grounded and down to earth.

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Not everyone in the capital has heard of Highams Park, and that’s only a good thing. Although it’s well connected to Central London on the Overground to Liverpool Street, it’s tucked out of sight enough to ensure that the picturesque woodland and coffee shops have a slightly exclusive feel. That’s not to say that the locals are a cliquey bunch though – far from it, they’ve been welcoming savvy families and individuals after a little more bang for their buck for years.

All the extra space offered up from Epping Forest and Highams Park itself might be the main draw, but newcomers stay for the perks; the silver-lining of the secret slowly getting out is a vibrant and buzzing community which has created a lively food and drink scene.

A word from our Highams Park area expert…

“Around the corner from the office are The Stag and Lantern and Vino Tap, perfect spots for all your alcoholic needs. If you fancy a nice coffee or some delectable pastries pop in to Biba & Wren Coffee Shop. My favourite local walk to where I live is through Epping Forest from Highams Park to Chingford Plains, ending at The Butlers Retreat.

If you fancy a bike ride The Lea Valley is expansive and offers plenty of different routes in and out of London. The area is the perfect halfway house, offering all the benefits of London but with the green space and community feel of a countryside village! I also love the variety of different architecture on offer throughout E4.”

Highams Park ’s
Places + Wonders

Scenic local walks, bike rides across the Lea Valley and most importantly, plenty of great pubs to stop off at for a well-earned rest. We’ll let you into the secrets of Highams Park.

Highams Park ’s
Features + Perks

Family friendly

With an abundance of green space, great schools and a thriving community, it’s no wonder that so many families are moving to Highams Park. If all that nature gets boring (clue – it won’t), Central London is only a stone’s throw away.

Plenty of open green space

Highams Park is home to a vast amount of green space, including parts of Epping Forest and the woodland framed Highams Park, which houses a tranquil lake, flower meadow and fun-packed playground.

Great schools

Parents will be pleased to know that Highams Park has a choice of well-regarded schools in the area, including secondary Highams Park School and Handsworth Primary School.