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Leytonstone Area Guide

A locals' guide to Leytonstone

Where do Leytonstone locals go?

Why not explore the nearby areas of
leyton,
maryland,
forest gate,
aldersbrook,
wanstead,
stratford,
upton,
manor park,
plashet,
and plaistow

Did you know?

"Dulwich resident Alexander Parkes created the world's first plastic called Parkesine. In 1866 he formed a company in Hackney Wick to manufacture his patented substance."
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Perfect for commuters, Leytonstone is only five stops on the Central line from London Liverpool Street.
Joshua Mugume

Joshua Mugume

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'Robert' the steam engine was restored for the 2012 Olympics and has become a permanent fixture outside Stratford Station.
Joshua Mugume

Joshua Mugume

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The continued regeneration of the East of London since the Olympic games make Stratford a clever choice for homeowners wanting to purchase in the right spot, at the right time...
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Joshua Mugume

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What locals say about Leytonstone

“I love the vibe and general community spirit in Leytonstone.”

“So many of my mates now moving to Leytonstone in East London. Artistic crowd, very friendly neighbourhood, Victorian houses and so near to Westfield Stratford make it an awesome location.”

“Leytonstone is a leafy area dominated by beautiful Victorian houses benefiting from large front and back gardens. Epping Forest with its lakes is within walking distance. Commuting to Central London is quick by Central Line - it takes about 12 minutes to get to Liverpool Street. Cycling via Canal Routes to The City takes 30 minutes. Westfield Stratford with variety of shops, bars and restaurants is only 5 minutes away by Central Line. It is a quiet and peaceful area with still a lot of potential.”

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About Leytonstone

Leytonstone is an area of east London and part of the London Borough of Waltham Forest. It is a suburban area located seven miles north east of Charing Cross. It borders Walthamstow to the northwest, Wanstead (in the London Borough of Redbridge) to the north, Leyton to the south, and Forest Gate (in the London Borough of Newham) to the east. The main thoroughfare in Leytonstone, High Road Leytonstone, which runs the length of Leytonstone to Stratford is an ancient pathway dating to pre-Roman times. Roman archaeological features have been found in the area. The name Leytonstone — in early documents Leyton-Atte-Stone — may derive from the large stone standing at the junction of Hollybush Hill and New Wanstead; in the 18th-century an obelisk was mounted on top of it, and it has been claimed that it is the remains of a Roman milestone. Leytonstone tube station is on the Central Line of the London Underground and Leytonstone High Road is a London Overground railway station.

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