William Grant & Partners

Property Management & Letting Specialists

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Rainham

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Redbridge

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William Grant & Partners Letting Agents In Redbridge

Founded in 1989 we comprehensively cover the East London area with our expert letting services. Dealing with residential property our staff at William Grant & Partners understand the local Redbridge market so that our customers receive the highest possible standard of service. 

We appreciate the stress of renting property so we do everything possible to make our clients’ experience seamless and stress free. 

We offer a complete property management service for our landlords giving peace of mind.

 

Address:

Rainham

RM13


Telephone:

02085508888


Email:

info@williamgrant.co.uk


Opening Hours:

Mon – Friday: 09:00 to 17:30
Saturday: 09:00 to 13:00
Sunday: Closed


Address:

Redbridge

IG


Telephone:

02085508888


Email:

info@williamgrant.co.uk


Opening Hours:

Mon – Friday: 09:00 to 17:30
Saturday: 09:00 to 13:00
Sunday: Closed


Redbridge: Location And History

Redbridge is a London Borough situated in north-east London. It includes areas such as Woodford, Barkingside, Hainault, Newbury Park, Wanstead, Ilford, Seven Kings and Goodmayes. 

Remains of Roman settlements have been uncovered in the area and the villages of Wanstead (Wenesteda), Woodford (Wdefort), and Ilford (Ilefort) are mentioned in the 1086 Domesday Book. From the 16th century, there were country manors in the Woodford area, but with the arrival of suburban railways in the mid-19th century, country estates and farmland were replaced by housing developments. 

Did you know… the only complete skull of a mammoth was unearthed in nearby Ilford in 1864, the skull can now be seen in the Natural History Museum.  Local Redbridge Museum has a cast of the skull along with other prehistoric animal remains. 


Redbridge is renowned as one of London’s leafier suburbs. It is a family orientated borough at heart and possesses many thriving shopping areas and several cultural hotspots.  There are excellent schools, numerous green spaces and parks, great rail networks and easy access to the A406 and A12. 


There are many different areas within Redbridge. Woodford is a quiet and prosperous suburb with plenty of parks, good schools and an easy commute into the city – thanks to the Central Line. Another hot spot is the Wansted Flats, the most expensive area in the borough.  At the more affordable end of the scale is Gants Hill, Seven Kings and Ilford, all bustling and friendly places. 

London and Essex are easily accessible from Redbridge, as the Borough is served by a variety of public transport services. 


By train… 


Redbridge is served by the Central Line, the Borough has 10 underground stations all located in Travelcard Zone 4. 


There are 4 main line stations in Redbridge: Chadwell Heath, Goodmayes, Iflord and Seven Kings with trains between London Liverpool Street and Shenfield, Essex. 


Stratford International is only 8 minutes away on the train and it’s around 18 minutes to London Liverpool Street. 


By bus… 


More than 40 bus routes run through and within the borough, including the No 25 from Ilford town centre to Oxford Circus or the No 86 from Ilford town centre to Stratford town centre. 


By road… 


Redbridge is well served by a number of major road networks including the A12, north circular A406, M11 and M25. 

There are too many schools in Redbridge to list them all, here you can view and compare the performance and rating of all schools in Redbridge: 


https://www.compare-school-performance.service.gov.uk/schools-by-type?step=default&table=schools&region=317&la-name=redbridge&geographic=la&for=primary 

When it comes to shopping, the districts of Redbridge have a little bit of everything.  From high street staples to smaller independent outlets. 


Supermarkets are plentiful, with Waitrose, M&S Simply Food, Tesco, Sainsburys, Aldi and Asda all present. 


The Exchange Shopping Centre located in the heart of Ilford has everything you need, from gadgets to fashion.  Westfield Stratford City is easily reached by public transport and road with all your favourite stores as well as a huge foodhall and excellent cinema. 

You’ll feel a million miles away from the city at Hainault Forest Country Park.  Stroll around the gorgeous woodland and don’t miss a visit to the petting zoo and lake for the ultimate day out. 


Visit Redbridge Museum and explores the many different people, places and events which are part of the history of Redbridge. 


Fairlop Waters Country Park is a beautiful country park located in Redbridge.   Outdoor adventurers can get stuck into windsurfing, sailing and angling on the waters. There’s also a high-ropes course, a climbing wall and aqua bounce for adrenaline junkies. For those who fancy a more sedate day out can take a tranquil stroll around the lakes and forest. 

  • Why Rainham

    Rainham is popular with families for its affordable houses, the wealth of green space and an easy commute into central London. The excellent primary and secondary schools are also a big draw for families.


    Rainham is a unique village where heritage, marshland, and communities come together.

  • Transport Links

    By train… 


    Rainham has a mainline station served by c2c trains running between Fenchurch Street in London and Grays in Essex and is in fare zone 6.


    By bus… 


    Several London Bus routes serve Rainham, including routes 103, 165, 287, 372, which provide connections to Barking, Elm Park, Hornchurch, Lakeside and Romford.


    By road… 


    Sitting just north of the A13, Rainham is a few miles from the M25.

  • Local Schools

    There is an excellent provision of primary education in Rainham. The following schools are all rated ‘good’ by Ofsted.


    La Salette Catholic Primary School

    Rainham Village Primary School

    Brady Primary School

    Parsonage Farm Primary School

    The principal secondary school in the area is Harris Academy Rainham. This is a non-selective mixed school taking children aged between 11 and 16.


    Many pupils choose to transfer to college at age 16, New City College and Barking & Dagenham College are both nearby.Barking state primary schools are mainly rated ‘good’ by Ofsted.


    There are several good choices of comprehensive secondary schools, including Barking Abbey and Riverside School. Much of Barking falls within the catchment area of Redbridge’s ‘outstanding’ grammar schools so these selective schools are also an option.

  • Shopping

    Rainham has a historic village core, with over 40 independent shops and restaurants to explore. For groceries, there is a Tesco Extra with a large car park.Barking has a busy and thriving market in the town centre on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.


    The town centre has most of the high street staples along with side small independent shops and cafes.


    Barking is well served for supermarkets, there are Tesco and Asda superstores as well as a large selection of smaller food stores.

  • Things to do

    Rainham Hall and Gardens is a grade II listed Georgian house right in the centre of Rainham. There is always plenty going on throughout the year.


    Rainham Marshes is a haven for wildlife, including birds, water-voles, and dragonflies. You can explore the nature reserve either on foot or by bike.


    Nearby Hornchurch Country Park is a hidden gem. The 100-hectare parkland is criss-crossed with well-marked paths from which you can explore the woodlands, lakes and rivers. There is also a children’s play area, visitor centre and café.