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Development
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Motorway
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Shops
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Bus station
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School
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Airport
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Railway station
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Tube station
Shops
There is a wide variety of shops in Hackney and in neighbouring towns Stoke Newington, Islington and Highbury.
There are a number of amenity stores on Amhurst Road including a small supermarket. Approximately 10 minutes from the development is Kingland High Street which offers another selection of retail stores such as Boots and many banks. Kingsland Shopping Centre, which is also along this road, has even more stores including Sainsbury's, Iceland, Burtons and Dorothy Perkins.
Schools
There is a selection of schools in the local area and parents can find out more information by looking at www.hackney.gov.uk
(Sorry, but we cannot guarantee that the schools listed are within the catchment
area or have available places; or that this is a complete list of all schools in
the local area - for this, see www.schoolsdirectory.com)
Transport
Rectory Park and Hackney Downs train stations are approximately 5 minutes from the development. The regular service travels to Liverpool Street in roughly 15 minutes, which is convenient for commuters.
The A10 is within half a mile and goes South to the City and North to Cambridge.
Leisure
Hackney Downs is within 5 minutes of the development and is a large public open space, which offers 3 tennis courts, basketball courts, a football pitch, an artificial cricket wicket and a children's playground.
The Queensbridge Sports and Community Centre is within 2 miles and offers a variety of facilities including badminton, tennis, volleyball and 5-a-side football.
The Hackney Empire is a must-see for any music lover, as it hosts a number of music events and theatre shows.