Surrounded by green parks and tranquil wetlands, a hop away from the buzzing hubs of East London, and a moment’s walk from the proudly independent cultural heart of Seven Sisters sits Park North, a contemporary new development of one, two and three bedroom apartments built to the very highest standards around a residents’ only courtyard and each with private secluded balconies.

Where the rich industrial past of North London meets its exciting creative renaissance, Seven Sisters is a vibrant and proudly independent neighbourhood and the latest frontier in urban East London’s northward revival. Come and plant roots with a new generation of curators who are turning this already vibrant locale, where the very best of the city’s eclectic multi-culturalism meets microbreweries concept coffee shops, craft ale bars, organic food markets and inventive restaurants, into the most exciting place to be in town. It’s all here. A stroll away from calming waters of the River Lee, a 15 minute cycle ride from the buzz of Hackney, a breath of fresh air on your balcony, a quiet space to call home.
This is Park North.

Explore your new neighbourhood and discover an eclectic tapestry of concept coffee shops, craft ale bars, organic food markets, inventive restaurants, and cutting edge art centres. In the words of Time Out magazine, “a bustling stream of activity lined with Algerian grocers, Somali cafés, Afghan grill houses, Turkish barbers, Italian delis, Ethiopian restaurants and whatever else you can think of,” your main street Seven Sisters Road is multi-cultural London at its best.

Seven Sisters underground and overground stations sit a mere 7 minute leisurely stroll away from Park North with regular Victoria and Overground services to whisk you into the centre of town in under 15 minutes. With Tottenham Hale station round the corner too, Stansted Airport is just 33 minutes away. So, whether it’s your morning commute or a weekend jaunt, you can get from your bed to the bustle in under an hour.

A quick look on the map at the vast expanses of water surrounding Park North and it’s easy to see why nature lovers as well as culture seekers are drawn here. That great swathe of blue is Walthamstow Wetlands, a cluster of 10 reservoirs and canal inlets. Built to provide water for Victorian households it’s been transformed into Europe’s largest urban nature reserve. Spot herons and wildfowl while walking or cycling before lunch at the Markfield Park café in the old Engine House a 3 minute walk from Park North.