Located in the London borough of Hackney, Stamford Hill is one of London’s most distinctive quarters, with a community of approximately 20,000 Hasidic Jews. Thanks to its tight knit community, the area is quickly becoming popular with renters.
Safe Area
Community Feel
Stamford Hill has been a popular area with the Jewish community since the late 19th century. It now has more synagogues in one square mile than the rest of London combined.
Stamford Hill Overground station is the main transport hub in the area, offering direct services to London Liverpool Street in just over 15 minutes.
Located in travel Zone 3, Stamford Hill is situated between Stoke Newington and Seven Sisters.
Families
Restaurants, Cafes, Welcoming Community
Living in Stamford Hill is very safe. The community takes an active interest in local safety and crime within the community is rare.
Abney Park is a woodland memorial park and local nature reserve, with over thirteen hectares of land. The park provides stunning views and a non-denominational cemetery, hidden away from much of the rest of the city. There are also events and walking tours hosted in the park. Spend an afternoon wandering through the park and enjoying the local wildlife.
Just a short walk from Stamford Hill, you’ll find the Stoke Newington Farmers Market. Every Saturday from 10am - 2:30pm, selling freshly baked bread, fruit, veg, cheese and meat. Mooch around the stalls and enjoy a chat with friends over a coffee at this open-air market.
If you fancy a breath of fresh air, take a walk to Woodberry Wetlands, a free and accessible environmental area in Hackney. Enjoy a walk around the large reservoir. Here you might spot a number of water birds and animals along your way. At the end of your walk stop for a spot of brunch at the onsite cafe.
Abney Park is a woodland memorial park and local nature reserve, with over thirteen hectares of land. The park provides stunning views and a non-denominational cemetery, hidden away from much of the rest of the city. There are also events and walking tours hosted in the park. Spend an afternoon wandering through the park and enjoying the local wildlife.
Just a short walk from Stamford Hill, you’ll find the Stoke Newington Farmers Market. Every Saturday from 10am - 2:30pm, selling freshly baked bread, fruit, veg, cheese and meat. Mooch around the stalls and enjoy a chat with friends over a coffee at this open-air market.
If you fancy a breath of fresh air, take a walk to Woodberry Wetlands, a free and accessible environmental area in Hackney. Enjoy a walk around the large reservoir. Here you might spot a number of water birds and animals along your way. At the end of your walk stop for a spot of brunch at the onsite cafe.
House
£2337
Per month, based on a 3 bedroom property
Halls
£796
Per month, dependant on chosen halls
Utilities
£135
Per month
Wi-Fi
£30
Per month
Council Tax
£1275
Per year
Fibre Download Speed
80Mbps
Fibre Upload Speed
20Mbps
Pint of Beer
£4
Gym membership
£30
Weekly food shop
£30
Just a short walk away to Newington Green, you’ll find this independent coffee shop and bakery.
A short trip to Finsbury Park, serving fully loaded breakfast and lunch options.
A spacious restaurant serving pub grub, with live sports being broadcast.
A traditional pub serving a variety of real ales and ciders.
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Stamford Hill is found in the London borough of Hackney.
The postcode is within the Cazenove ward/electoral division, in Hackney. The most common start of the postcode for is N16.
Living in Stamford Hill is very safe. The community takes an active interest in local safety and crime within the community is rare.
In the borough of Hackney, the average cost of Council Tax based on a band D property is £1,238.48.
Based on a three bed property, the average price of rent for a Stamford Hill property is £2,337.
Living in Stamford Hill means you’re in a travel Zone 3, situated between Stoke Newington and Seven Sisters.
Stamford Hill Station is a London Overground station on the Lea Valley Lines, serving the Stamford Hill area.