Estate agents in Bushey

Did you know

• With approximately 25,000 residents, Bushey is laid out over a roughly 3 mile strip with Bushey over-ground station at one end and Bushey Heath located close to Stanmore at the other.

  Bushey could almost be thought of as a collection of smaller hamlets each with their distinct feel and type of properties. For example, Bushey Village is characterised by terraced houses, Merry Hill which is surrounded by nature reserves and greenery, and Bushy Heath which has a mixture of quaint character properties and some grander detached family homes. In addition, there are several mansions blocks, many of which are now converted into flats.

  Given its location on the outskirts of London, Bushey has a quaint village feel both to its look and feel with several pockets of shops along the strip, consisting of independent local restaurants, shops and places of worship.

  The local schools are extremely well regarded and many generations of families live and remain in the Bushey area.

• Transport links

  Bushey is located in Hertfordshire inside the North Western corner of the M25 and is also very near to the M1 and A41.

  Bushey is in Zone 8 on the London Overground network and national rail with connections to Central, East and West London. Intercity services can be accessed a Watford Junction two stops to the north. London Euston can be reached by train in just 20 minutes and a bus network.

  There is also a local bus network.

• Culture

  Bushey has a varied history much of which can be seen at the Bushey Museum located in Bushey Village. Here locals can learn about the history of Bushey from it’s 12th century agricultural roots to one of it’s more colourful characters – Huber von Herkomer, a Bavarian artist who shaped many areas of Bushey, including building a Bavarian Mansion called ‘Lululand’ the gardens of which are still visible today in the form of The Rose Garden.

  Bushey is also well known for being the birthplace of the band Wham, featuring the late George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley!

  The annual Bushey Festival is much looked forward to event by everyone in the location community. A celebration of art, music, drama and sport that has become a highlight of the town’s calendar since it was first held in 1983. The event is usually every July.