Since being redeveloped for the 2012 Olympic Games, Stratford has become a bustling shopping and entertainment hub for residents and visitors. The area is popular with families, students and young professionals, giving Stratford a great community vibe. Situated in Zone ⅔ , Stratford’s transport links are plentiful with the Jubilee, DLR and London Overground all going through the area.
Safe Area
Young Community
Excellent Amenities
Excellent Transport Links
Located just 7 miles northeast of the city centre, Stratford is becoming an area for home building, with more than 10,000 new homes already being built. This is an ideal time for students or young professionals wanting to live in an area with a city vibe without paying the city prices.
The demographic of Stratford is quite young with students and young professionals taking up most of the area, due to the high number of universities surrounding the area. Stratford reflects the young demographic with having trendy brunch spots, coffee shops and affordable clothing stores in the shopping district.
Stratford is in a really well placed area for travel and commuting. Not only can you get to the city centre in 20 minutes but also to other places outside of London, in a flash. All modes of transport whether you prefer train, bus or even driving, are quick and easy to navigate.
Students, Young Professionals, Tourists, Community Vibe
Excellent shopping areas, Transport links, Places to walk, Sporting and Leisure facilities
Stratford is a lot more safe now due to the regeneration projects the area has seen over the years
Nestled in-between Stratford tube station and Stratford International is Westfield Stratford City, the fourth largest shopping centre in the UK and one of the largest shopping centres in Europe. The shopping centre has contributed to Stratford economy giving residents a number of jobs when it opened in 2011. With 280 stores and 70 restaurants you are bound to find something in the centre that you will enjoy. Westfield also has a cinema casino and a Premier Inn which allows visitors to stay right in the heart of Stratford.
Formally the Athletes Village, East Village was named the best new place to live due to its good quality design, outstanding facilities, and diverse range of accommodation. Not only does the East Village provide quality housing, but it also has excellent amenities such as restaurants, cafes, and places to walk. Living in this area provides residents with great facilities that they don't even need to step foot into the city centre. But if you're wanting to get out and explore Stratford International Station is right on your doorstep.
Ever walked past the big red structure in Olympic Park? Well that is the ArcelorMittal orbit, an art installation created for the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The ArcelorMittal orbit is 178 m long with 12 twist and turns making it the UK's tallest sculpture, however did you know that there is a slide on this sculpture that you can actually ride yourself? If you're feeling brave you can go down this hair-raising slide for an experience you won't forget.
Nestled in-between Stratford tube station and Stratford International is Westfield Stratford City, the fourth largest shopping centre in the UK and one of the largest shopping centres in Europe. The shopping centre has contributed to Stratford economy giving residents a number of jobs when it opened in 2011. With 280 stores and 70 restaurants you are bound to find something in the centre that you will enjoy. Westfield also has a cinema casino and a Premier Inn which allows visitors to stay right in the heart of Stratford.
Formally the Athletes Village, East Village was named the best new place to live due to its good quality design, outstanding facilities, and diverse range of accommodation. Not only does the East Village provide quality housing, but it also has excellent amenities such as restaurants, cafes, and places to walk. Living in this area provides residents with great facilities that they don't even need to step foot into the city centre. But if you're wanting to get out and explore Stratford International Station is right on your doorstep.
Ever walked past the big red structure in Olympic Park? Well that is the ArcelorMittal orbit, an art installation created for the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The ArcelorMittal orbit is 178 m long with 12 twist and turns making it the UK's tallest sculpture, however did you know that there is a slide on this sculpture that you can actually ride yourself? If you're feeling brave you can go down this hair-raising slide for an experience you won't forget.
House
£2,491.00
Per month, based on 3 bedroom property
Halls
£1,016.00
Per month, dependant on chosen halls
Utilities
£75.00
Per month
Wifi
£35.00
Per month
Council Tax
£978.00
Per year
Fibre Download Speed
80 Mbps
Fibre Upload Speed
20 Mbps
5G/4G
Good Coverage
Based on all major phone networks
Pint of Beer
£5.00
Gym Membership
£36.00
Per month
Weekly Food Shop
£26.00
A family run café serving homemade food, fresh baked goods and delicious coffee
A lively sports bar that shows live sporting events and serves craft beer, cocktails and pizza
A contemporary performing arts and entertainment venue that showcases plays and workshops for all ages
An authentic Thai restaurant delivering high-quality food and drinks
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Yes, Stratford used to be very high in crime rates however since the regeneration projects, the area has improved a lot. The huge amount of investment into Stratford has seen an increase in amenities from shops to leisure facilities and even an increase in policing initiatives led by Safer Stratford.
When renting in Stratford, properties are constantly on the market, which is great if you're looking to move to the area. Within Stratford there are a lot of high-rise apartments popping up in the area, looking for students and young professionals to move in. If an apartment isn't your ideal home, perhaps a cosy house would be a better choice? Stratford has a great choice of rental houses and house shares.
Stratford is a super popular area to live if you're a student or young professional, commuting into the city for work or university. Stratford has a number of transport links, which run all day, making it an easy place to get to. Stratford is also home to Westfield Shopping Centre and the London Stadium, making it a busy place not just for residents but tourists and visitors too.