Buying a new build home in Waltham Cross
Waltham Cross sits on the Hertfordshire and Greater London border, next to Waltham Abbey and the Lea Valley. It offers some of the most affordable new build prices in the area while keeping a fast commute into the City, which makes it popular with first-time buyers and investors.
Woodhouse New Homes markets new developments across EN8 and advises developers on pricing, specification and launch strategy for schemes in the town.
Living in Waltham Cross (EN8)
- RailWaltham Cross station runs direct to London Liverpool Street and Stratford in around 30 minutes.
- RoadsJunction 25 of the M25 is on the edge of the town, with the A10 running north to Cheshunt and Hertford.
- ShoppingThe Pavilions shopping centre, the high street market and Brookfield Retail Park nearby.
- LeisureLee Valley Regional Park, Waltham Abbey Gardens and the River Lea towpath.
New developments in and around Waltham Cross
Where Waltham Cross is
New homes in Waltham Cross: common questions
Are there new build homes in Waltham Cross?
Yes. Woodhouse New Homes markets new houses and apartments across the EN8 postcode covering Waltham Cross and Cheshunt. Our current release is Turners Hill, two new two-bedroom apartments at £349,950 each.
How far is Waltham Cross from central London?
Trains reach London Liverpool Street in around 30 minutes, and Junction 25 of the M25 is minutes away by car.
Is Waltham Cross a good place to buy a new home?
It offers lower entry prices than much of Hertfordshire with the same commuter links, which appeals to first-time buyers, downsizers and investors.