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We strive to achieve the best for you through exceptional and transparent customer service whether you’re buying, selling, letting or renting. This has helped us to become the most trusted and reliable local estate agent in Hornchurch.
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Why choose Hunters Hornchurch
We support you through every step of the process when selling or letting your property. We’re always on hand to answers any questions you may have, and you’ll also have access to our My Hunters portal.
You can look at all the information we have about your property, including upcoming viewings, viewer feedback, update property details and more. All available from 24/7 from listing your property through to the tenant or buyer moving in.
Our exceptional lettings packages for landlords are fully flexible to meet your needs. Alongside regular advice around legislation changes, you can choose a tenant find only package, include rent collection or pick a fully managed service. The choice is yours.
Using professional photography, videography and floor plans for your property listing, we ensure that your property grabs attention and generates viewings. Your listing is promoted on all the popular websites, including Rightmove and Zoopla, giving you the best chance of a quick sale or let.
We know this area exceptionally well and understand what’s appealing about every postcode in Hornchurch. That means that we’re well placed to identify potential buyers or tenants who will not only love your property but will love the area too.
It’s that simple. Until we sell or let your property, you won’t pay a penny.
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Hornchurch is a busy town in East London, with plenty of shops, restaurants and pubs.
The town is on the District line, with services taking 40 minutes to reach central London. Hornchurch tube station is half a mile from the centre of town, and there are other local stations too, including Upminster Bridge and Elm Park tube stations, which gives access to London Liverpool Street. The area has overground services from Emerson Park too. The M25 is about 15 minutes drive from the Hornchurch area for those travelling by car, meaning travel further afield and into the Essex countryside is easily accessible too.
Hornchurch has a lovely selection of local independent stores, covering a range of needs, including clothing, music and furniture. There are supermarkets too, including Sainsbury’s.
The independent café scene is strong here, with many interesting places to choose from that serve up tasty baked goods and lunches, alongside quality coffees and teas. Local restaurants serve a range of cuisines, including Vietnamese and Mediterranean. There are some lovely traditional pubs, plenty of which serve food and drink, and some have late-night DJs too.
Hornchurch also has a library, post offices, a leisure centre and healthcare. There’s plenty of green spaces to enjoy too, with 100 acres of land at Hornchurch Country Park.
The area is known for Queens Theatre, which opened in 1953. The theatre creates its own productions, develops artists, runs workshops and has visiting companies too.
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Niall who is the Owner of the business has been involved with property since 1994 and as a landlord personally for the last 12 years. He holds a level 4 advanced qualification in mortgage advice and can advise on all aspects of property finance to help people with their new home purchase, re-mortgage, investment purchase, development or self-build finance for the client who wants to build their own dream home.
Hornchurch is a thriving historical town within the London borough of Havering. There’s a wide range of businesses, restaurants, bars and retail shops in the area providing excellent amenities for locals.
It’s on the District line of the Underground, with regular services taking 40 minutes to reach central London. Hornchurch tube station is just half a mile from the centre of town, and there are other local stations too, including Upminster Bridge and Elm Park tube stations, giving access to London Liverpool Street. The area also has overground services from Emerson Park. The M25 is about 15 minutes drive from Hornchurch for those travelling by car, meaning travel further afield and into the Essex countryside is easily accessible too.
Hornchurch has good primary schools, such as Scotts Primary School (rated outstanding by Ofsted) and secondary schools, like Hornchurch High School. There are also private schools in the area, as well as sixth form colleges.
Hornchurch has a great mix of shops. There are independent shops in the area, including Home Sweet Home (a furniture and homeware store), Apache Shops (a ladies clothes store), and East Homes Music, which sells and repairs instruments.
The area has fantastic cafes, like Top’s Café, which is very popular and serves great coffee and food. Le Moulin is another popular choice due to its tasty baked goods. For restaurants, The Cranleigh serves fish and grilled dishes, Xich Lo Hornchurch is a great Vietnamese restaurant, and Sortie Grill and Bar serves delicious Mediterranean food.
When heading out for a drink, there are plenty of bars and pubs to choose from. Try Fatling Hornchurch (a large traditional pub), Sutton Arms (with DJs on the weekend) or The Hop Inn Micropub. If you’re after cocktails, then head to the top floor of Vertigo on Station Lane.
There are excellent local amenities here, with Hornchurch Library, local Post Offices, a leisure centre (with a gym, swimming pool and fitness centre), local GP services and pharmacies. There are excellent greenspaces, which is another pull for families. Hornchurch Country Park has over 100 acres of space and has the River Ingrebourne passing through it.
Queens Theatre is an award-winning theatre that develops artists, runs various workshops, creates homegrown theatre productions, and hosts visiting entertainment. It’s a popular local landmark that opened on its current site in 1975 after moving from its previous home on Station Lane. The original theatre opened its doors in 1953.
It isn’t known how Hornchurch got its name, but in the 13th century, the area was known as Horned Church. Interestingly, if you look at St Andrew’s Church on High Street, there’s a horned bull’s head above one of its stained glass windows, which could be where the name came from.
39 Station Lane, Hornchurch, Essex, RM12 6JL
Mon - Fri: 8:30am - 6pm, Sat: 9:30am - 4pm, Sun: Closed
