Winkworth Tottenham Estate Agents

Sales

Jake Albert Strubel Head of Sales

+44 (0) 20 8880 2222 [email protected]

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Lettings

Michael Georgiou ARLA Associate Director

+44 (0) 20 8880 2222 [email protected]

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Winkworth Tottenham 70 West Green Road Tottenham London N15 5NS

+44 (0) 20 8880 2222 [email protected]

Opening Hours Mon-Fri 9am to 6pm Sat 10am to 3pm Sun Closed

Meet the Team

At Winkworth Tottenham, our team is passionate about property and deeply connected to the local community. With a strong understanding of the Tottenham market and a commitment to delivering exceptional service, we pride ourselves on building lasting relationships with our clients. Whether you’re buying, selling, renting or letting, our experienced and approachable team is here to guide you every step of the way. We combine local knowledge with professional expertise to ensure your property journey is smooth, transparent and successful. We look forward to welcoming you to our Tottenham office.

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Why move to Tottenham?

Tottenham is one of North London’s most dynamic and evolving neighbourhoods. Rich in history, culture and community spirit, the area has seen significant regeneration in recent years while retaining its strong local character. With excellent transport connections, a vibrant high street and an increasingly diverse food and retail scene, Tottenham offers a unique blend of heritage and modern city living.

Whether you’re drawn to its cultural diversity, growing amenities or its convenient access to central London, Tottenham continues to attract buyers and renters looking for value and lifestyle in equal measure.

Tottenham History

Tottenham has a long and fascinating history dating back over 1,000 years. The area was first recorded in the Domesday Book in 1086, when it was a small rural settlement surrounded by farmland and marshland along the River Lea.

During the 19th century, Tottenham expanded rapidly following the arrival of the railway, which made commuting into central London easier. Victorian housing developments were built to accommodate London’s growing population, many of which still form part of Tottenham’s residential streets today.

In recent years, Tottenham has undergone significant regeneration, with investment in housing, infrastructure and local amenities helping reshape the area while preserving its historic character.

Shopping and Dining in Tottenham

Residents moving to Tottenham benefit from a diverse shopping and dining scene that reflects the neighbourhood’s multicultural community.

Tottenham High Road is the area’s main retail centre, offering a mix of independent shops, local businesses, cafés and international restaurants. The high street is known for its Caribbean, Turkish and Middle Eastern food options, alongside everyday conveniences.

For larger stores and supermarkets, Tottenham Hale Retail Park provides popular high-street retailers and grocery options. Regeneration around Tottenham Hale has also introduced new cafés, restaurants and creative workspaces, giving the area an increasingly modern feel.

Local markets and independent grocers remain a key part of Tottenham’s character, offering fresh produce and specialist ingredients from around the world.

Transport Links in Tottenham

One of the main reasons people choose to live in Tottenham is its excellent transport connections across London and beyond.

Tottenham Hale Station is a major transport hub, providing fast Victoria Line services to King’s Cross St Pancras in around 15 minutes and Oxford Circus in under 20 minutes. The station also offers National Rail services with direct routes to Stansted Airport and Cambridge, making it particularly convenient for travellers.

Seven Sisters Station offers both Victoria Line and London Overground services, providing additional connections across North and East London.

Tottenham is also well served by several bus routes, and drivers benefit from easy access to the North Circular (A406) and wider motorway network.

Did You Know? Interesting Facts About Tottenham

Tottenham is home to Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, whose world-class stadium opened in 2019 and hosts major sporting events, NFL games and international concerts.

The area sits close to Tottenham Marshes and the Lee Valley Regional Park, providing large open green spaces, walking trails and cycling routes.

Tottenham has strong cultural roots, particularly within London’s Caribbean community, helping shape the area’s vibrant food, music and arts scene.