Property, Houses and Flats to Rent in Tottenham, North London

Once a rural village called 'Totenham' and noted in the Domesday Book of 1086, Tottenham is one of London's truly multi-cultural districts and includes the largest population of Ghanaians in Europe. Situated in the London Borough of Haringey and covered by postcodes N15 and N17, investment is being pumped into Tottenham, which is having a positive effect.

Estate agents in Tottenham refer to Tottenham Village when they advertise properties located in the pretty leafy streets around the centre, that are close to excellent transport links. You will find houses to rent in Tottenham offering four bedrooms are in the region of £1,200 per month, with six-bedroom terraced houses closer to £2,000 per month. Flats to rent in Tottenham offering one bedroom in attractive properties and convenient locations are in the region of £600 per month, with two-bedroom flats around £800 per month.

Amenities for property in Tottenham

To the east of Tottenham by Lockwood Reservoir, are Tottenham Marshes, a vast expanse of green that is popular with walkers, runners and cyclists. Lordship Recreation Ground is one of several parks in Tottenham and offers playing fields, an open-air theatre, children's playground and a paddling pool. Due south, is Downhills Park, which has a bowling green, basketball court, playground, paddling pool and open spaces for games. Tottenham Hale Retail Park boasts household names such as B&Q, Curry's, Comet, Office World, and PC World; and Ikea has just opened a store up the road in Edmonton.

St Ann's Hospital is in St Ann's Road in South Tottenham, and Tottenham Hotspur Football Club is located close to a sports centre and one of 54 primary, secondary and independent schools established in the area.

Transport in Tottenham

The London Underground station in Turnpike Lane is on the Piccadilly Line, and the stations in Tottenham Hale and Seven Sisters are on the Victoria Line and also the national rail network. Additionally, there are train stations in Bruce Grove, White Hart Lane and Northumberland Park, ensuring there are good transport links wherever you live in Tottenham.

Surrounding areas

While searching for property to rent in Tottenham you may also like to consider neighbouring areas such as Stamford Hill, Wood Green, Haringey and Edmonton.