Goffs Oak could hardly be better placed.   The M25 is just minutes away, whilst from the railway station at Cuffley,  just a miles away, connects with the Underground and run directly to Kings Cross station every 15 minutes during peak times.

  Steeped in history, nearby Waltham Abbey, (map) is reputed to be the resting place of King Harold of "1066" fame.  The Norman Abbey dates from the 12th century and was built by Henry II.   The grounds are now a public park and have a superb rose garden.


A traditional market town with its timber framed buildings overlooking the market square, Waltham Abbey has as a good selection of pubs and restaurants.   It nestles between Epping Forest and Lee Valley Country Park which offer miles of local river, canal-side and country walks, where wildlife abounds, with opportunities for boating, fishing and exploring.

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