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Welcome to New Homes in Watford, the easy way to find new homes in Watford and the surrounding area. The town of Watford is situated 20 miles north east of London centre, falling in the county of Hertfordshire. Watford is home to a diverse community, reflecting the wide range of people who have settled in the area over the last century. That said, the current day town is still strongly influenced by its heritage and history as a junction, meeting place and market town. As part of a wider scheme of regeneration, the Watford Palace Theatre and the Colosseum are due to be refurbished over 2010 and 2011. They form a key element the council's strategy of creating an "accessible cluster of cultural buildings, activity and businesses, supporting and supported by a reinvigoration of the town centre". Recent additions to Watford include the Watford Leisure Centre Central and West Herts College which is due to open in 2011. Easily accessible from the M25 and M1, and with direct trains to London central taking only 20 minutes, Watford is an ideal place form which to commute from. New homes in Uxbridge offer the advantages of contemporary town living, combined with easy access to the capital, and all the advantages of a newly built home in Hertfordshire.

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Watford is a small town in Hertfordshire lying on the northwest suburbs of London, England. To its west is Buckinghamshire, to the east is Essex and to its north are Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire. Watford is close to England's first ever Garden City at Letchworth, the rolling chalk hills of Chilterns, quant villages, Roman remnants at St. Albans and some of the most beautiful landscapes in southern England. The town is conveniently located on the M25.

The history of Watford goes back to prehistoric times. Some Roman and Celtic influence during the early centuries AD later paved the way for the Anglo-Saxons from continental Europe. The region was mostly marshy and thus alternative locations like Hemel Hampstead, Aldenham and Berkhamsted were preferred initially since the land was more suitable for farming.

Today, Watford has come a long way from being an agricultural market town. Since the establishment of a railway station in 1837, the area has experienced a spectacular expansion of businesses, people, roads, schools and housing, says Vernon Pethard, Managing Director of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk, Britain's leading property website.

So, if you want to live in a diverse, colourful town with a well-documented history, then Watford is the place to be.

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Things To See And Do In Watford:

Cassiobury Park: Cassiobury is a large, very well maintained, open space park that has many attractions for children, families and couples. There is a football pitch, tennis courts, picnic areas, paddling pools and during summer months there is a steam train that runs through a small part of parkland. Apart from that, there is a playing ground with climbing frames, slides and swings.

Watford Palace Theatre: This theatre has a programme that caters to all interests, ranging from classics, comedies, modern plays and adaptations to traditional pantomimes. Palace Theatre has developed a reputation for its quality productions and constantly attracts a large number of audiences.

Beechen Grove Baptist Church: Beechen Grove Baptist Church is situated near Beechen Grove and Clarendon Road in the heart of Watford, on the ring-road. The church is popular for its busy social calendar, which includes regular bible lessons and music recitals. Beechen Grove is a modern church, and its interior as well as the building itself is in excellent condition.

The Harlequin Centre: This is the most extensive and largest shopping complex in Watford. There are more than 130 retail outlets, ranging from large departmental stores like John Lewis and Marks & Spencers to novelty boutique shops. There are also a large number of kiosks inside, offering confectionary and crafted items. The shopping centre has three specious parking lots and all of them have reserved spots for disabled motorists

In addition, touch-screen consoles are installed throughout the building to help shoppers find what they are searching for.

Famous People Born In Watford

The wonderful town of Watford has produced many world famous personalities. Some of the biggest names are actor Vinnie Jones, actor Robert Glenister, actress Geri Halliwel, actress Rebecca Lacey, director Joy Batchelor and writer Terry Jonhson.

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