Leaflet distribution N17
Introduction
The N17 postcode covers the area of Tottenham. It neighbours on Edmonton in the north, Wood Green in the west, South Tottenham in the south and Higham Hill in the east. Even though Tottenham is positioned quite far up north within North London it is still very well connected.
White Hart Lane and Bruce Grove Stations provide locals the access to the Overground, Northumerland Park and Tottenham Hale Stations have the Greater Anglia services running through them and the Tottenham Hale tube station allows access to the Victoria Line.
This together with a good system of bus lines running both towards the city centre and to other places in North and East London allows most people in N17 a relatively easy access to many places around the capital.
N17 is framed by Monument Way in the south, Watermead Way in the east, Brantwood Road in the north and Walpole Road in the west.
The character of N17
N17 has a good number of parks and green areas within its borders. The Lordship Recreation Grounds, Downhills Park, Down Lane Park, Tottenham Marshes and Bruce Castle Park are only some of the parks that can be found here.
The Lockwood, Banbury and Walthamstow Reservoirs are all located right on the postcode border in the East past Watermead Way.
There is a number of notable landmarks and buildings in Tottenham also. The Bruce Castle Museum, All Hallows Church and Tottenham High Cross are some of the older landmarks in the area. The Tottenham Town Hall is a beautiful listed Edwardian building.
Tottenham
Compared to many of the areas surrounding the postcode, Tottenham and N17 has higher numbers of larger terraced homes. The area overall feels less busy, more residential and greener. The character of the postcode is relatively uniform throughout which could be surprising due to its size.
Most streets in N17 are lined by Victorian, Georgian and 20th Century Terraced houses. It can be difficult to find many properties of a different kind here. A classic example of a street in N17 is Walpole Road. The relative uniformity allows for quite efficient leaflet distribution campaigns.
There are not too many business and inaccessible addresses in Tottenham. However, there are some industrial areas here. We’ll find one in the northern part of the postcode around Brantwood Road. Unsurprisingly, other commercial areas will be found close to larger train stations like Tottenham Hale and around Monument Way in the south-eastern corner.
Leaflet distribution in Tottenham
The ease of delivery, clean layout of the postcode, demographics and the fact that N17 tends to not be hugely saturated by door to door advertising makes it a good area to consider for leaflet distribution campaigns targeting North London.
