Caxton Square is in the lively area of Wood Green, with close proximity to a wide range of amenities, travel and food choices.
Many green spaces weave amongst the streets of the surrounding areas, with Wood Green Common just a few minutes walk away and one of London’s most iconic parks, Alexandra Park, 11 minutes away.
Alexandra Park is a great family day out with a boating lake, sports fields, play spaces, outdoor gym equipment, and a cafe. The park surrounds the 19th century Alexandra Palace, home to an ice rink, garden centre, events venues and Go Ape – an outdoor adventure where exhilarating fun meets London’s stunning skyline.
The development stands on the corner of Mayes Road and Caxton Road. In 1880, Caxton Road was the home to Barratts, who has grown to be one of the biggest confectionery manufactures of the 20th century, known for their fruit salad and blackjack sweets. The site is now The Chocolate Factory, a collection of offices and studios that bring employment opportunities into the locality.
LIVE, WORK & LEARN
As Wood Green is in Zone 3 of the London Underground, Caxton square is perfect for people that work in the city and want a short commute; they can enjoy the benefits of a career in central London but take a step back from the fast-paced 9-5 environment.
The proximity to the tube is also perfect for those studying as it opens up the wide range of high-rated and famous universities and colleges in wider London.
Closer to home there are also many educational facilites, making Wood Green a fantastic place for families. All schools below received a ‘Good’ Rating from Ofsted.
Nurseries by foot
| Noah’s Ark | 3 Mins by foot |
| Honeycomb | 4 Mins by foot |
| All Stars | 12 Mins by foot |
Primary Schools
| Alexandra Primary School | 5 Mins by foot |
| Saint Paul’s Roman Catholic Primary School | 6 Mins by foot |
Secondary Schools
| Woodside High School | 6 Mins by car |
Colleges
| The John Dewey Specialist College | 2 Mins by car |
| London College of Graphic Design and Art | 2 Mins by car |
