Buying & Renting Property in Victoria Park: A Guide

Victoria Park Property

Guide to Buying and Renting in Victoria Park

Buying or renting property in Victoria Park will take you to live in the heart of the East End, in a place where beautiful old buildings, designer boutiques and charming pubs overlook the large oak trees of the area’s eponymous park.

The park itself is a haven of picturesque lakes, fountains and cherry trees, with an Old English Garden and deer enclosure and for the younger population a childrens’ playground and skate ramps. One of London’s gems, Victoria Park sometimes plays host to exciting open-air music festivals, including Opera in The Park and the Lovebox Weekender making it the centre of a remarkable area in which to buy or rent property.

Extremely convenient for the City, Victoria Park is an established area for young couples and families, with plenty of opportunity still for growth. A host of excellent bars and restaurants are driving the area forward, with venues including The Empress of India, The Crown, Namo Vietnamese restaurant, The Lauriston and The Inn on the Park. In addition to these are some great independent boutique shops – including Sublime, Victoria Park Books and British designer Andrew Tye’s show-room, Tye + Co.

Location

Victoria Park is the area located roughly west of Bow, north of Mile End, south of Homerton and east of Mare Street.

Located in Hackney in the heart of London’s East End, the City is with easy reach of Victoria Park. Nearby transport links include Cambridge Heath and London Field stations (British Rail), Bethnal Green Underground Station (Central Line), Bow Road Underground Station (District and Hammersmith and City lines) and Bow Church (Docklands Light Rail). The picturesque walkways of Regents Canal are also close by.

The main streets and buildings include Victoria Park Road, Grove Road, Lauriston Road, Old Ford Road, Cadogan Terrace. Nearby areas include Bow, Mile End, Homerton, Mare Street, Hackney, Bethnal Green.