The Hertfordshire town of Cheshunt is home to more than 50,000 people and is located close to the centre of London. Charing Cross is a mere 14 mile journey from Cheshunt and it sits on the road network system known as the London commuter belt. The prime meridian travels through Cheshunt as it was originally built on the main Roman road that ran from London to the north of the UK and was called Ermine Street. Buying property in Cheshunt is popular with people who work in London and attracts a wide variety of residents with some having lived there for years and others relatively new.

Cheshunt is famous for its resident Sir Cliff Richard, who once owned a house in Bury Green and it was also where Richard Cromwell died back in 1712. Debenhams was founded in Cheshunt as were the Lotus make of car with the national headquarters of Tesco also being based in Cheshunt. Buying property in the area is a great way to get involved with the UK property market and the village known as Goffs Oak, only a few miles from Cheshunt, is well known as the first home of Victoria Beckham.

The only official European BotCon was hosted in Cheshunt in 2002 and the town sits in the Lea Valley residents of Cheshunt can enjoy the Lee Valley Park. There is a large hotel in Cheshunt and there are a few local pubs, bars and cafes to enjoy. Cheshunt Railway Station has many connections including services to and from London, Cambridge and Stansted Airport. Anyone who buys property in Cheshunt can also make use of the Sunstrans National Cycle Route 1 that runs all the way to the Shetlands from Dover. There are also lots of schools and a local football club as well as an 18-hole golf course that attracts many locals to enjoy.