Area Overview for CM13 3JQ

Living in CM13 3JQ means residing within the Herongate, Ingrave and West Horndon Ward of Brentwood District. This specific postcode covers a small residential cluster with a population of 1532 people. The area sits on the A128 road, positioned between Brentwood and West Horndon at coordinates approximately 51.579826, 0.309211. You will find yourself surrounded by the quiet character of Ingrave and Herongate, villages with deep roots stretching back to the 14th century. The name Ingrave references the Gegingas district from Anglo-Saxon times, while Herongate derives from the Heron family who held Heron Hall. You can see the enduring history in places like the Grade II listed Boar's Head pub, which originally consisted of three Tudor cottages. This specific cluster offers a historic setting without the congestion of a large town centre. The density here stands at 92 people per square kilometre, creating a relatively open environment. Residents enjoy proximity to both listed heritage assets and open spaces like Ingrave Common and Button Common. The area remains a distinct part of Essex, separate from larger urban centres yet connected by local transport links.

Families considering homes in CM13 3JQ have access to several educational institutions nearby. You can choose from three independent options: Woodlands School and Ursuline Preparatory School. These independent schools offer specific educational philosophies distinct from the state sector. Students require space travel to reach Leverton PRU, as this facility serves a different educational need. Residents also rely on alternative provisions such as Leverton Hall and Leverton House. The available data lists only these five educational facilities near this area. You will not find Ofsted ratings attached to any of these schools in the current information. This lack of standardised ratings means families must contact each institution directly to understand their performance. The independent nature of the primary options suggests a catchment area where parents seek selective education for their children. You must plan the daily commute as these schools are not within a walking distance for every resident of this small zipcode.

The community in CM13 3JQ is defined by stability and maturity. The median age is 47 years, indicating that most residents fall into the adult bracket between 30 and 64 years old. You will find a population that has outgrown the need for typical child-rearing environments, creating a quiet atmosphere. This demographic profile suggests a neighbourhood where older generations currently live in their properties. No specific data exists on deprivation levels within this small cluster, meaning you cannot gauge income inequality here using standard indices. Diversity is limited, with the White ethnic group forming the predominant population according to available figures. Almost three quarters of residents, or 75 per cent, own their homes outright or have a mortgage. This high ownership rate contrasts with newer urban areas where renting is more common. You are unlikely to find young professionals renting short-term accommodation in this specific postcode. The community feels settled because so many people have made long-term investments in the local property market.