Modern 1-Bedroom, 1-Bathroom Apartment Experience contemporary comfort in this stylish 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment. The open-plan living area features a cozy sofa and lounge space, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The sleek kitchen is fully equipped with high-end appliances, a marble-effect countertop, and all the essentials for cooking and dining.

Neighbourhood description Famed for its stunning architecture and relationship to historical figures, Chigwell is among the best areas to live in the county of Essex. Dickens himself described it as ‘the greatest place in the world.’ While it’s far less of a stand-alone town than it would have been in Dickinsian days, Chigwell has retained much of its original character, while now offering all of the comforts and amenities of modern living. The town was originally formed as a rural farming community before the 10th century, and later famed for its mineral springs. This picturesque community is perhaps best known for its beautiful old village, as famously represented in a letter from Dickens to John Forster, as well as in his novel Barnaby Rudge: A Tale of the Riots of ‘Eighty. Ye Olde King’s Head Public House, which Dickens used to form the bases for the novel’s Maypole Inn still stands; at present it is home to Lord Sugar’s Sheesh, a magnificent Turkish restaurant. Discover more restaurants in Chigwell through our Portico Places scheme. Chigwell today Chigwell’s rich history is still beautifully evident today. There are many weatherboard cottages and Georgian houses remaining, as well as some old original timers inside the Retreat, which is now a popular café. Other remarkable houses or buildings that were built in the 17th century and retain many original features include Harsnetts, the Foxhounds, Church House, Turnours, Pettits Hall Lodge, and Woodlands at Chigwell Row. Other notable landmarks in Chigwell include St. Mary’s Church, Chigwell School founded in 1629, the Buckhurst Hill County School for Boys, and the R.A.F. station, which is built on the site of the ancient Chigwell Hall manor house. Today, Chigwell is considered to be part of the Greater London Built-Up Area. Along with Buckhurst Hill and Loughton, this metropolitan London locale is an essential component of the affluent area known as the Essex Golden Triangle. Living in Chigwell Living in Ch