What’s Watford like to live in?
Angela Ellis
As we see the world heading slowly back to the normality we once knew, the property market has seen a significant rise and demand on property searches that are within easy access of train stations. With working from home for part or majority of the week also being the new norm, commuters are seeking that perfect work life balance that suburban towns have to offer, being within easy access of the city whilst still having the countryside right on the doorstep has proved to be the most favourable location amongst buyers in the current market.
Watford can offer the best of both worlds, conveniently located just 20 minutes by train into London Euston, with frequent services running approximately every 15 minutes. Not only that Watford is bursting with history and charm. You can explore the lush green countryside by visiting one of Watford’s best green outdoor spaces, Cassiobury Park.
A well-known wizard's story also came to life at the Harry Potter studios, a very popular attraction for all the family.
You will never be short of things to do in Watford. Stock up on your fresh produce or grab some street food at the weekly food markets along the High Street. Head for a spot of shopping at Atria. Catch a show at the Watford Palace Theatre or concert at The Colosseum, where many well-known artists have performed. In fact, there are whole a host of fun community activities held each month for the whole family to enjoy.
When it comes to education, many of the schools in Watford have been rated outstanding by Ofsted, including the Watford Boys and Girls Grammar schools, making Watford the perfect choice for a growing family.
The transport links are also another bonus when living in Watford, with access to many major road links such as M25 and M1, connecting you to the rest of the country. It’s close links by train, particularly to London, make it an ideal commuter town.
Check out some of our new homes developments that are within easy reach of Watford Junction station.