Selling or letting a property in N15

If you’re thinking of selling or letting a property in Seven Sisters, South Tottenham or West Green in London, the perfect place to start is our definitive list of the most active estate and letting agents operating in the area. Click through to their websites, decide which agents you would like to value your property and arrange a free market appraisal with our single e-mail service.

Buying or renting

We can also help if you are looking for a property to buy or rent. We have an up to date list of the most popular estate agents with property for sale or rent in Seven Sisters, South Tottenham and West Green.

Click through to the agents’ websites to see what is available or let them keep you up to date by registering your details with all the agents listed in a single e-mail.

N15 surveyors and solicitors

As your transaction progresses you will want to return to our list of surveyors and solicitors in Seven Sisters, South Tottenham and West Green; but we are more than just a local property directory. My Property Guide is designed to be a comprehensive resource for the local property market.

You will find dozens of articles written by property professionals working in the market today and links to the most useful local and national property websites. Our aim is to give you all the help and advice you require to make the important decisions about your property.

N15 area information

London N15 encompasses the areas of Seven Sisters, South Tottenham and West Green. The postcode spans the London Boroughs of Haringey and Hackney.

The 2012 Olympics have kick-started a huge regeneration programme in the area. A large portion of the development funds will be channelled in to the south Tottenham and Tottenham Hale areas. In a separate development scheme a consultation exercise has recently finished relating to the area known as “Wards Corner” in Seven Sisters. This especially rundown part of town is set to be transformed over the next few years.

To the east of N15 are the Tottenham Marshes. The marshes cover an area of over 100 acres and are a haven for many types of wildlife. They are now part of The Lea Valley Park.

Train lines run through N15 from north to south and east to west. The “One” line stops at Seven Sisters station on its way to Central London and the “Silverlink” stops off at South Tottenham before going on to Gospel Oak. Seven Sisters is also a tube station located on the Victoria Line (zone 3).