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Security gated parking bay in block.Covered space and designated away from other bays(no issue with doors opening etc).Key Fob [more] provided.Minimum period 4 months.Very large cars may struggle to park(see picture).
Available 24/7! Single private off-street parking space within quiet residential area of Leytonstone, convienient to Central [more] Line Underground Station (3 mins), Leyton Midland Rail Station (12 mins) Leyton Orient Football Club (15 mins), Liverpool St (20 mins) West End (35 mins). Cars must have a valid tax disc. We want to help commuters park locally to use public transport or visitors to the area to have a place to park with peace of mind guaranteed!
Parking space available on private driveway (with 1 other car), close to Leytonstone Tube. Very quiet, tree-lined road in Upper [more] Leytonstone. 2 mins walk to 24 Tesco and all ameniites. 5 mins max to tube station.
Park is on the Romford Road, close to the university, library and all the shops. It's a driveway, so easy to access and no key or [more] fob is required. The house normally has someone there 24 hours a day if you need something just knock on the door. Space is big enough for 2 oe even three cars at a squeeze, so please park in a considerate manner to allow others access as well.
The space is in the underground car park of The Heights residential complex. Jerry Raffles Square. It would be perfect for anyone [more] who works in Stratford shopping centre and is easy to access yet 100% secure. It's undercover and protected from the sun, rain, etc You would need a fob to access the space - to open the gates.
Private Driveway available weekdays and occassional weekends. 5 mins walk to Upton Park Station. Situated off Green Street E7
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Elche Restaurant
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Spanish
Average Price: Under £24/€40
Elche Restaurante de Tapas may sound somewhat exotic a place for Leytonstone, but that's because it's a Spanish restaurant named after the Lady of Elche, an ancient Iberian sculpture. As colourful on the inside as it is on the outside, this charismatic place serves a generous range of good value hot and cold tapas, many of them vegetarian. Specials include crab claws in bread crumbs, and house salad. The best night to go is Friday night when flamboyant flamenco is performed from 8.45pm. Apparently, to really appreciate this ancient Spanish art you must be in an intimate setting with good friends, food and wine. Sounds good to us.