Enfield

About Enfield Council

Enfield is a dynamic borough in North London, offering suburban comfort and excellent transport links. It's known for its rich history, green spaces, and family-friendly atmosphere, making it a sought-after location for many.

  • Approximate number of homes: 120,000 dwellings
  • Housing: Enfield has various housing types, from Victorian and Edwardian homes in areas like Enfield Town and Southgate to modern homes and ex-local authority estates. The area is home to semi-detached houses, flats, and apartments. Properties around Enfield Town and Southgate are popular with families due to the good schools and excellent transport connections. The borough’s green spaces, such as the 800-acre Trent Park, appeal to residents seeking a more tranquil lifestyle while being close to central London.
  • Transport: The borough is well-served by the Overground and national rail services, providing direct links to Central London in less than 30 minutes.
  • Key attractions: In addition to its parks, Enfield is home to Forty Hall Estate, ahistorical manor with surrounding parkland, and Enfield Market, which has been a focal point for centuries

Green Spaces and Outdoor Activities:

Trent Park is an expansive green space perfect for walks, picnics, and outdoor sports.
Broomfield Park is another popular park with playgrounds and tennis courts.
Enfield also offers other local green areas like Highlands Park and Hilly Fields Park, providing plenty of opportunities for outdoor relaxation

Local Shopping and Dining:

  • Bramley Road Shopping Parade offers a range of independent shops and businesses, and Enfield Town Centre features a variety of high street and local shops.

  • The borough has several excellent dining options, including family-friendly cafes, ethnic eateries, and fine dining spots.