Highams Park
Learn more about Highams Park
Highams Park Lake and Epping Forest
One of the standout features of the area is Highams Park Lake, a scenic body of water surrounded by parkland and woodland, which forms part of Epping Forest. The lake was designed by Sir Humphry Repton in the 18th century. Today the surrounding park has a café and children’s play area. The surrounding forest provides a tranquil, green space for residents to enjoy year-round.
Highams Park Village and Local Amenities
Highams Park Village centres around The Avenue, Hale End Road and Larkshall Road, where you’ll find a variety of independent shops, cafes, restaurants, and a Tesco Superstore. The local businesses add to the village-like charm and create a sense of community. Highams Park’s station, (Zone 4), provides regular train services to Liverpool Street Station in central London, it is on the same line as North Chingford just one stop away, making it well-connected to both central London and leafy Epping forest.
Housing in Highams Park
The housing in Highams Park is primarily made up of Victorian period properties, including many semi-detached and terraced houses but also larger detached homes which appeal to families. There are also modern apartments, especially around the station area.
Educational Options in Highams Park
Highams Park has several well-regarded primary and secondary schools, including Highams Park School, a very popular secondary school and Chase Lane Primary School. The availability of good schools contributes to its popularity with families.