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Welcome to New Homes in Romford, the easy way to find new homes in Romford and the surrounding area. Romford is located in Greater London with the town centre being 50 feet above sea level rising from the River Thames. Romford has a population in excess of 36,500 and its famous Romford Greyhound Stadium, one of the few remaining dog tracks in London, attracts many visitors each year. If you are looking at new homes in Romford you may be interested to learn that it has an Ice Arena which is home to the local Romford Raiders. Areas close to Romford include Hornchurch, Dagenham and Upminster. New homes in Romford provide the best of both worlds for those seeking the heritage and cultural experiences that only a town like Romford can offer combined with the benefits of a brand new home in the heart of Greater London.

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Romford is a suburban town located in the heart of northeast London. Being the administrative nerve centre of the London Borough of Havering, Romford is an important financial and trade hub. Romford emerged as a market town in the 13th century where its proximity to London turned it into a major centre of trade and agriculture. Romford saw a growth in industry when it was connected to the railway network in 1839. The town of Romford became a centre of light industry and retained its status as a market town.

Romford has now become a major office and retail hub in Greater London, according to Vernon Pethard of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk. A large number of offices have relocated from London to Romford while others maintain their branches, call centres, warehouses, and other facilities. Romford is also home to a significant night time economy consisting of theatres, pubs, nightclubs, cinemas, and restaurants.

Romford is located at a distance of 14.1 miles from Charing Cross and is well connected with tube, train, and road connections. Romford has a total population of 36,500. Romford is in close proximity of major suburbs of Greater London including Gallows Corner, Hornchurch, Upminster, and Harold Park.

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Places of Interest in Romford

Romford Market: The reason for which Romford became famous was its market. The historic market is still up and running with dozens of stalls being set up three days a week. A large number of people flock to Romford to find bargains at this historic location.
Queen Elizabeth's Hunting Lodge: Located a few miles from Romford, this historic landmark. It was built in the early 16th century for Henry VIII. Many tourists to Romford make a point to visit this location given its reputation of being one of the last remaining hunting grandstand associated with royalty.
Upminster Tithe Barn: The Upminster Tithe Barn Museum of Nostalgia is housed in a 15th century building. Located a short drive from Romford, the museum house more than 15,000 artefacts dating back to the Roman period. It remains a popular tourist attraction in Romford.
Hainault Forest Country Park: Romford is home to this popular and well-preserved forest. Some trees in this Romford attraction are as old as 500 years. It remains a popular destination for Londoners during weekends.
Tilbury Fort: Though not technically in Romford, Tilbury Fort remains a major attraction. The fort has seen many upheavals in its 500 years of history. It has now become a popular Romford attraction with thousands of tourists visiting its ramparts and exhibition chambers.
Rainham Hall: An elegant Georgian house built in Dutch style, this Romford attraction is famous for its unique architecture. It was built in the 18th century and now has become a National Trust property.

Famous People from Romford

Romford is home to a large number of prominent personalities. Cricketer Ken Farnes was not born in Romford but was brought up in this town. Footballer Joe Cole has also lived in Romford during his childhood years.

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