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Review of the area

Edmonton is located in the east in the London borough of Enfield. Edmonton is located approximately nine miles north-northeast from the Charing Cross region. Edmonton is divided into two regions. The upper region to the south is known as Upper Edmonton and the region to the north is known as Lower Edmonton.

There are many places of interest in Edmonton including the Lee Valle Leisure Complex, Lee Valley Park, the Lee Valley Athletics Centre and the William Girling Reservoir. The chain of reservoirs have been designated Sites of Special Scientific Interest.

Traditionally Edmonton’s economy was dependent on manufacturing products such as gas appliances, electrical components and furniture. The economy has seen a shift in recent years and the region’s main source of industry is the large Edmonton Incinerator. The incinerator disposes of unrecycled waste from seven large London towns. The waste is then converted into a significant amount of electricity. The incinerator is a popular site for environmental activists who fear the consequences and possibilities of potentially harmful chemicals.

The area provides several modes of public transportation including railway service. There are three railway stations located in Edmonton; Angel Road railway station, Edmonton Green railway station and the Silver Street railway station.

Mortgages in Edmonton

There have been 78 mortgage enquiries from people who live in Edmonton over the last two years. The average mortgage size for the properties in Edmonton was £212841 and most people were first time buyers. 10 percent of the mortgage applications in Edmonton were with bad credit rating. 14 percent of the mortgage enquiries in Edmonton needed self certification mortgage.

Properties in Edmonton

Edmonton is located in Greater London in the South East . Edmonton neighbours with