Why We Love Cheshunt

We might be a bit biased, but we love Cheshunt! When it comes to towns, we’re big fans of Cheshunt and everything it has to offer. If you’re looking for a town that has loads to see & do then relocating to Cheshunt could be just what you’re looking for.

It’s Time To Shop

If you like shopping then you have loads of choices in Cheshunt and the surrounding areas. Head to Brookfield Shopping Park or the Pavilions Shopping Centre if you’re looking for a choice of retailers. The Cheshunt Centre also has a handy range of shops for you to pick from.

Entertainment

If eating out is your thing, then when life starts to return to normal following lockdown restrictions you’ll have your pick of places! Cheshunt is home of Wimpy, which always reminds us of our childhood and definitely somewhere to eat if you fancy a treat. There are lots of chain restaurants as well as different pubs offering up meals at reasonable prices. Head over to Harlow if you fancy bowling or Enfield if you fancy the cinema!

Great Transport Links

Although we can’t see a reason why you would ever want to leave Cheshunt, we do understand you might want a day out somewhere every now and then. If you’re someone who fancies a day in London then Cheshunt is a great choice – there are over 100 trains a day to London and some of them will get you there in less than 25 minutes. You’re also right on the M25 so car journeys to London and beyond are really easy too!

Places Nearby

Surrounding Cheshunt there are loads of activities for the whole family to do. Although some attractions will currently be closed or limited, so we would suggest getting in touch with places directly before you travel.

If you’re looking for things to do nearby options include Paradise Wildlife Park, Go Ape Cockfosters and Parkside Pick Your Own Farm. There’s quite a selection so whatever you and your family wish to do, you’ll be able to find something to suit.

The Great Outdoors

If being outside is your thing then you most definitely won’t be disappointed. Head over to Northaw Great Wood in Cuffley or stay closer to home at Lee Valley Country Park. You also have the choice of nearby Capel Manor Gardens or Waltham Abbey Gardens. There are so many nice outdoor spaces to choose from, so take your pick!

If you’re thinking of relocating to Cheshunt get in touch with our friendly team today who would be happy to help you find your dream home!

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