Our area guide to East Ham, E6 gives you an overview of the neighbourhood including local amenities, public parks, local schools, public transport, shopping and going out.
East Ham offers great spaces in which to play sport, exercise and relax.
TRANSPORT LINKS:
East Ham is a London Underground station on High Street North in the East Ham neighbourhood of the London Borough of Newham. The station is on the District line and Hammersmith & City line.
The station has high and growing usage for a suburban station with 13.1 million entries and exits in 2010. It is in London fares zones 3 and 4.
London Buses routes 101, 104, 147, 238, 300, 325, 376 and 474 serve the station.
THINGS TO DO:
Central Park offers a whole range of recreational activities including walking, picnics, football, cricket, jogging, cycling, tennis courts, a play area, and basketball.
East Ham Nature Reserve is a great place to discover more about nature. It is home to lots of different wildlife including birds, insects and slow worms. There are really interesting plants here too – including trees that are over 100 years old.
SCHOOLS & EDUCATION:
East Ham is within reach of many Ofsted top rated schools including Infant Schools, Primary schools, Secondary Schools and Colleges.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN / NEAR EAST HAM
oBrampton Primary School
oCentral Park Primary School
oCleves Primary School
oEllen Wilkinson Primary School
oGallions Primary School
oHartley Primary School
oLangdon School
oLathom Junior School
oNelson Primary School
oNorth Beckton Primary School
oRoman Road Primary School
oSt Michael's Catholic Primary School
oSt Stephen's Primary School
oVicarage Primary School
SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN / NEAR EAST HAM
oBrampton Manor School
oKingsford Community School
oLangdon School
oPlashet School
COLLEGES IN / NEAR EAST HAM
oNewham College of Further Education
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THINGS TO DO:
East Ham offers great spaces in which to play sport, exercise and relax.
Central Park offers a whole range of recreational activities including walking, picnics, football, cricket, jogging, cycling, tennis courts, a play area, and basketball.
East Ham Nature Reserve is a great place to discover more about nature. It is home to lots of different wildlife including birds, insects and slow worms. There are really interesting plants here too – including trees that are over 100 years old.
Newham Town Hall is a beautiful ornate, Grade II listed Edwardian building situated on Barking Road.
FUN FACT:
Today East Ham is famous for its South Indian restaurants, but it was once famous for its output of potatoes and turnips.
THINKING OF SELLING OR LETTING?
David Daniels have let and sold many properties in the East Ham Area.
East Ham remains a popular choice with buyers and renters due to its good transport links and easy access into the city.
East Ham High Street offers a vast array of High Street stores, restaurants and places to eat.
