Location

Beautifully placed.

Amwell Mews sits on the edge of Hertfordshire’s Lee Valley Park, nestled between the New River and the River Lea. The park manages to mix its natural beauty with a whole host of leisure activities, guaranteed to keep every type of resident and visitor happy.

It’s easily accessible, too. Direct services to London Liverpool Street operate from the village station, while the A10 and A414 – serving the M11, M25 and A1(M) – are just a short drive away. And for those looking to go international, Stansted Airport is a mere thirty minute drive from Amwell Mews.

Residents can look forward to living in a clean and safe rural environment, as the area boasts acres of open countryside and one of the lowest crime rates in the region. All of which make Amwell Mews a perfect choice for those raising a family.

• Lee Valley Park stretches for 26 beautiful miles, following the course of the River Lea. Covering 10,000 acres, the park is a mixture of countryside, heritage sites, nature reserves and riverside trails. It is also home to a range of leisure activities, from fishing and cycling to watersports and equestrianism.
• Just a few minutes away is the John Warner Sports Centre. This £7million development has a 25m swimming pool, separate learner pool, gym, exercise studio, multi-purpose sports hall, squash courts, outdoor astroturf pitches, cricket nets, and a soft play area for the kids.
• Golf lovers must take their clubs to Hanbury Manor, a championship golf course designed by the legendary Jack Nicklaus.
  Stanstead St Margarets is served by several retail centres, including Ware and Hertford, with Harlow a little further afield.
• Food lovers will enjoy discovering the area’s fine rural pubs and restaurants, and selecting local delicacies from farm shops in the surrounding villages.
• In autumn 2009 Harlow Leisure Centre is scheduled to open its doors. As well as two pools, this three-storey £25million complex will feature three covered tennis courts, eight badminton courts and a gym – plus a sports hall that will double as a venue for big-ticket conferences, concerts and exhibitions.