Estate Agents in Stratford, London

Property in Stratford E15

Stratford’s property market is awash with modern apartments, converted Victorian terraces and new-build townhouses – many of which are comfortably below the average London house price.

Stratford’s skyline showcases its recent transformation. Modern developments like Manhattan Loft Gardens and The International Quarter present sleek high-rise living. The Olympic Village, now East Village, offers contemporary apartments set around landscaped gardens. Traditional Victorian terraces line the streets of old Stratford, while new homes near Pudding Mill Lane provide mid-rise options.

The most desirable properties cluster around the Olympic Park, where apartments offer park views and premium amenities. The East Village draws young professionals with its modern specifications, while Maryland offers period homes for families. Chobham Manor presents newer townhouses designed for family living.

• Developments: Construction maintains steady pace across the area. The East Bank project promises additional residential units alongside cultural facilities. International Quarter London continues to expand its residential offerings. Plans for Stratford Waterfront and Sugar House Island add to the pipeline of new homes, focusing on creating neighbourhoods.
• Prices: Homes in Stratford averaged £478K last year overall, and most of these sales were flats, going for an average of £474K. Terraced properties cost slightly more, averaging £551K, with semi-detached homes reaching £508K.
• Rental market: The rental sector draws young professionals and students alike. One-bedroom apartments in newer developments typically achieve £1,600-£1,900 monthly, while two-bedroom units command £2,000-£2,500. Period conversions often let for £1,500-£1,800 monthly. Rental values show steady growth, supported by excellent transport links and continued local investment.

Our Stratford estate agency office is conveniently located near the Stratford Tube Station & Maryland Train Station, and we welcome you to drop by if you want to discuss the local property market face-to-face. Take a look at the most up to date pricing here. The prices faced by buyers and tenants do change according to changing market conditions., but you can trust our approach to sales and lettings as a result of  our qualifications, such as Client Money Protection and out ARLA propertymark protections.

Find out more about Stratford’s best streets and property types here.

Shops & Amenities

Having undergone a period of regeneration, Stratford is now recognised as a thriving part of the city. Westfield Shopping Centre is a major shopping hub. It’s routinely cited as one of the most popular shopping locations in the south-east, whilst additional leisure facilities have ensured the area is known for entertainment and retail.

Filled with cafes, bars, restaurants, theatres and performing arts venues, there is plenty to do in Stratford. Major university campuses and further education facilities have drawn young people to the area, whilst many families are keen to move into Stratford due to the town’s range of schools and academies. There are also several green spaces to explore.

Transport Links

Today, the mix of facilities, architecture and transport links makes Stratford a popular place to live. Stratford Regional provides rail links to a variety of mainland lines, as well as access to the Jubilee and Central lines on the London Underground.

Stratford International offers a high-speed service via the St Pancras to Kent line, whilst the DLR stops at both Stratford Regional and Stratford International. In addition to this, Pudding Mill Lane, Stratford High Street, and Maryland stations serve Stratford and offer enviable transport links to other parts of the city and beyond.

As well as superior rail links, residents in Stratford can access almost any part of London via bus, with two bus stations in the area. Also linked to London’s cycle network, a dedicated infrastructure ensures cyclists find it relatively easy to get around Stratford. Find out more here.

Schools

Stratford has an impressive selection of state schools available, including many graded as ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted – like all of the options below.

• Primary schools include Colegrave Primary School, Mossbourne Riverside Academy and Earlham Primary School.
• Secondary schools include Harris Academy Chobham which is fully comprehensive, offering education from primary age to sixth-form, St. Bonaventure’s RC School offers secondary and sixth-form education for boys, while Forest Gate Community School is a co-educational secondary school.
• Special schools include John F Kennedy Special School (ages 4-19), and Phoenix School (ages 3-19).

If you’d like to learn more, look at this handy directory on the government website.

Location & History

The aftermath of the Olympics has been a huge positive for residents, with the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, the London Stadium, the London Aquatics Centre and the Copper Box Arena all situated in Stratford.

The town also has a rich history, with many buildings still standing from the mid-19th century. The Abbey Mills Pumping Stations, King Edward VII public house and the Old Town Hall are just some examples of the historical buildings, occupying prime positions in Stratford. With the ArcelorMittal orbit operating as an observation tower, Stratford is home to an enviable combination of contemporary and historic landmarks.

Find out more about living in Stratford here.

Jobs & Employment

Stratford’s transformation since the 2012 Olympics continues to generate substantial employment opportunities. The International Quarter London houses major organisations including the Financial Conduct Authority, Transport for London, and the British Council, bringing thousands of office-based roles to the area.

Here East, the former Olympic media centre, now functions as a technology and innovation campus. Tenants including BT Sport, Plexal, and Loughborough University London create jobs in broadcasting, technology, and education. The nearby Olympic Park hosts start-ups and established firms in sports technology and digital innovation.

Westfield Stratford City remains one of Europe’s largest shopping centres, supporting extensive retail employment. The centre houses over 300 shops and 70 restaurants, providing roles from entry-level to management positions. The surrounding entertainment venues, including the London Stadium and Copper Box Arena, generate jobs in events and leisure.

Education offers significant employment through University College London’s new East Bank campus and several local schools. The hospitality sector continues to expand with new hotels and restaurants opening regularly.

Looking ahead, the East Bank development promises to bring additional cultural sector jobs through new facilities for the V&A, BBC Music, and Sadler’s Wells. The continued growth of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park suggests further opportunities in sports, leisure, and technical industries.