Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Beat the property bubble.... buy on Green Lanes!
Did anyone see this in the standard tosay? The columnist Richard Godwin has moved to Green Lanes and there's a small piece about it at the bottom of this article.
http://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/london-life/a-firsttimers-guide...
http://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/london-life/a-firsttimers-guide...
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Permalink Reply by Newmumwantshouse on
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Does anyone have any thoughts on Noel park/ Belmont area as a place for young families looking for space? Have a baby and need to ship out of hackney flat! Anywhere in particular to go for/avoid? The ladder is way too expensive for us now!
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Permalink Reply by Emma on
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Hi not sure where you mean....I live off Philip lane (Kitchener road and would say its a good place to look or off Westgreen road and anywhere near seven sisters station. I wouldn't go Tottenham hale as its quite built for students and quite transient so prob not great for a family.
Lots of families are moving into Tottenham as well as artists.
Personaly I would avoid Northumberland park area only because it's not near a tube and gets because Tottenham gets a bit rougher the further north you go (my opinion!)
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Hi, thanks for your reply! We were thinking the other side of lordship lane rec from you, around russell park/belmont park...Off westbury avenue...?
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Yes agree ESP if you can afford "walthamstow village" won't be long until Tottenham has a "village" created by the estate agents!
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Yes I know west yet avenue, more sort of towards wood green? Turnpike lane? I don't knownif that well but have heard anything bad! The area feel like people have lived there for a while with a pretty sold community feel. And as the work on the Rex has been completed this can only be a good thing for the area.
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