Enfield is a location with high rental demand and relatively high rental yields compared to London, with average rental yields of 5-6.5% for flats and houses. House prices in Enfield are also significantly lower than London, with average prices for a 1-bedroom flat at £250,000 and a 3-bedroom house at £500,000. When considering a buy-to-let property in Enfield, important factors to consider include location, property condition, tax implications, and insurance. Read full article.

Enfield has 97,063 residential properties, 42% of which are rented and 58% owner-occupied, according to data from the Office for National Statistics. The average house price for a 1 bedroom flat is £250,000, 2 bedroom flat is £350,000 and 3 bedroom flat is £450,000, which is lower than London average. Enfield is well-connected to London via underground, buses and rail, and to other parts of the country via M25 and M1 motorways. Read full article.

Enfield has a growing population of around 320,000, slightly above the average for London boroughs. The age and employment rate has a large proportion of working-age individuals, with 75% in employment. Around 60% of the population are renters, indicating a strong rental market, and it has a lower crime rate than the average for London, making it a relatively safe area. Read full article.

Some useful contact numbers and emails you’ll need if you’re investing in Enfield. Schools, Council tax, Licencing, civic amenities… Read full article.