North Hackney and Stoke Newington

North Hackney and Stoke Newington are predominantly residential in character but provide a number of high quality investment opportunities with a large catchment population and a growing economy.

At the heart of Stoke Newington is Church Street, a thriving mixed urban quarter which boasts an array of cafes, pubs, restaurants and specialist boutiques and is one of the most desired and successful, retail locations in the borough.

Stamford Hill just to the north is home to the largest Chassidic Jewish populations in the UK. Here you can find a range of shops catering for the cultural needs of the community with Kosher supermarkets, sandwich shops, bakeries and gift shops as well as an array of other services.

The redevelopment of the Woodberry Down estate next to Manor House tube station will provide a range of commercial development opportunities on a site only ten minutes from the West End.

The area’s public transport consists primarily of a comprehensive bus service that operates alongside the main line rail service that connects the area to the rest of London via Stoke Newington Station.

www.tfl.gov.uk/buses/spiders/pdf/stokenewington.pdf

Stoke Newington was voted 'best place to raise a child' in the Observer's recent 'Best Place To Be' survey.