About Wanstead
Wanstead is an area of East London which is situated approximately 6.8 miles north-east of the City of London, taking this distance from St Paul's Cathedral to Christ Church close to Wanstead High Street, as the crow flies. Wanstead is an East London suburb which still retains something of the feel of a village. With a population of approximately 87,661, which does include the area of Leyton. Our Wanstead escorts in Wanstead are by far the most attractive, with figures that will send most men wild with excitement. Our escorts are, with their engaging personalities and passion for true escorting in high demand and many discerning gentleman in Wanstead have become their regular clients. We will rush the gorgeous escort of your choice to you and as soon as you see her you will know that you are indeed in for a pleasurable evening. Any one of our escorts are experienced in the art of pleasure and relaxation and truly enjoys their profession as an escort.Wanstead is situated between the River Lee to the west and the River Roding to the east, officially it is in Greater London and is part of the London Borough of Redbridge, but it is also in Essex. Many of the inhabitants believe in the fact that it is in Essex and they insist on their mail being addressed as "Wanstead Essex", despite the fact that they are in Leytonstone, London E11. Wanstead High Street has many independent retailers, which attract shoppers from far and wide and together with the variety of restaurants cafes and public houses in the area, it is a hub of activity.
Within the boundaries of Wanstead is Wanstead Park, which is part of Epping Forest and this Grade II former estate was landscaped to parkland over 200 years ago. The parkland was attached to Wanstead House which was the home of the Tylney family. Around the house a system of lakes were introduced, together with extensive tree planting. Within the estate is a building called The Temple, this is a garden building which was constructed in the late 18th century and is still standing. The Temple is approximately a 15 minute walk from Wanstead Station and local bus stops; it has a small kiosk that serves teas, coffees and homemade cakes. If this is not to your taste there are plenty of cafes and restaurants on Wanstead High Street. Wanstead House itself was completed in 1720 and was a truly impressive mansion which at the time was said to rival Hampton Court. In 1822 the contents of the house were auctioned and in 1823 the house was sold for demolition. This former site now lies under Wanstead Golf club but in 1881 the City of London purchased some of the lands of Wanstead Park and these were opened to the public in 1882. Today, the Park is still maintained in a formal style, differing from the rest of Epping Forest. You will find a grassy glade full of Rhododendrons to both sides which leads to the Ornamental Water where you will often see Herons. This is such a pretty area in the spring when Bluebells are in flower. In the summer you will see the Speckled Wood Butterfly which is one of the many species which add to the beauty of Wanstead Park.
Wanstead is today a desirable area to both reside and visit, with its open grasslands of Wanstead Flats and the woodland of Wanstead Park, picture postcard perfect.
