FIND SERVICED APARTMENTS IN Enfield

Popular with commuters as an attractive place to live, Enfield blends the convenience of suburbia with easy access to the surrounding Hertfordshire countryside. Enfield is a town and borough in the northern part of Greater London and sits a comfortable distance within the great circle of the M25, a little over 10 miles to the north of London’s centre. Business travellers coming to Serviced apartments in Enfield will find an area very much on the border between town and country. It has a population of over 100,000, so is big enough to attract its own business, as well as being a pleasant commuter town for those working in London, Hertfordshire and Essex. The four northernmost stations of the London Underground’s Piccadilly Line lie in Enfield. Enfield Town’s railway station runs regular services into Liverpool Street. By road, the A10 runs on the eastern side of the town, running south into London and connecting to the M25 less than two miles northwards.

From great open spaces just outside London to PYO farms and indoor fun, there are plenty of fun things to do in Enfield to choose from on your next family day out. Despite the distance from London’s centre, visitors to Serviced apartments in Enfield will find it well served for transport into the city. TEAM SPORT GO KARTING, A little racing can certainly make for a fun afternoon, and Team Sport’s location in Edmonton certainly brings out a great mix of locals and tourists alike. The 800-meter circuit is actually split between two levels and offers nine corners to make things challenging. The average lap time is 45 seconds, but it will feel like longer as your adrenaline gets going. There’s also a spectator area if it’s a little too exciting. KING AND TINKER PUB, The King and Tinker is quite possibly the oldest pub in Enfield with over 500 years of history, but beer has been brewed on-site since 950 AD. The name derives from an old ballad about King James I and a pan mender and this pub is supposedly where that meeting took place. Of course, it’s not the song you’ll be coming for, but the delicious selection of British favourites and a selection of European, Fullers, and guest taps. CAPEL MANOR GARDENS MAZE, Plenty of estate gardens can be found throughout London, but the reason to visit the gardens at Capel Manor is its wonderfully intricate hedge maze. The maze is done in an Italianate style and is just one of many worldly designs in the estate that also includes a Japanese Garden, Historical Garden, and a Jungle Gym garden for the kids. MYDDELTON HOUSE GARDENS, Another great example of the area’s flora comes from Myddelton House Gardens, a 19th Century estate with gardens that were the result of the work of E.A. Bowles. Bowles was a leading authority on gardening in his day and wrote several books on the subject. As this was his home, the gardens have a more personal and organic feel to them than others around London. GROVELANDS PARK, We do seem to be talking a lot about estate gardens, don’t we? Well, Groveland’s Park is actually a public park that originated as an estate that was designed by famed architect James Nash. The entirety of the park is Grade II listed, and English Heritage keeps it on a list of “Heritage at risk” out of concern for the declining state of the park. ENFIELD MUSEUM, Borough museums are the best places to learn local history, and Enfield Museum has plenty of history in its exhibits from ancient times to the present. Beyond the permanent exhibits displaying life over the centuries and items manufactured in Enfield, the museum also has as a temporary exhibit on how both World Wars shaped the borough. If you want to learn more about Enfield, this is the best place to do it.

All in all, to get the most out of what the London borough town has to offer, in regard to business potential, leisurely distinction and much more, anyone can book stays in fully furnished extended stay Serviced apartments in Enfield. They allow guests to be not only within easy commuting distance of the capital but also in a comfortable ‘home away from ‘home’ over a length of stay that suits them. Visitors to the market can browse both homemade and household items, be on the look-out for specialist items and enjoy an active programme of events performed by entertainers and buskers. Corporate looking for a place to turn-off can book their Enfield corporate accommodation to be within walking distance of this brilliant town attraction. Enfield grew with the Industrial Revolution, as much of London did, and today is one of the many outlying suburbs that make up Greater London. With so much history and so many residents, you can bet there are plenty of things to see and do in Enfield.

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