Area Overview for CM14 4HU

Living in CM14 4HU places you within a specific residential cluster covering 3.876 square metres, a designation that reflects the precise nature of this postcode area within greater Brentwood. This small zone forms part of the Brentwood South district council ward, situated in the unparished urban area of East of England. The population stands at 1438 residents, creating a tight-knit community structure where daily routines intersect frequently. You are located near the town centre on William Hunter Way, which anchors this built-up environment. The area represents a functional extension of Brentwood, offering proximity to major local services without the sprawl of outlying suburbs. As a specific cluster, the location benefits from established infrastructure while maintaining distinct local character. Daily life here centres around immediate accessibility to the town core and surrounding facilities. The density of 371045 people per square kilometre highlights the concentrated nature of this housing footprint. This makes CM14 4HU a practical choice for those seeking proximity to urban amenities within a defined residential boundary.

Families living in CM14 4HU have access to a range of educational institutions nearby. Brentwood County High School operates as both a primary and academy institution in the vicinity. Brentwood Ursuline Convent High School functions as a primary academy holding a good Ofsted rating. Vine School operates as an independent option for families seeking alternative education models. St Thomas of Canterbury Church of England Aided Primary sits approximately 800 yards from the area. St Helen's Catholic Junior and Infant Schools are located 0.6 miles away. This mix provides primary and secondary choices across state and private sectors. The presence of a school with a good Ofsted rating nearby offers reassurance regarding educational standards. Brentwood County High School and Brentwood Ursuline Convent High School serve as key anchors for local education. The variety includes faith-based and independent options alongside the maintained sector, giving parents multiple paths for their children's schooling.

The community in CM14 4HU reflects a mature demographic profile with a median age of 47 years. Adults between 30 and 64 years represent the most common age range, indicating a population settled into long-term residences. Home ownership dominates the residential landscape with a 66% ownership rate. This high figure suggests a stable population deeply rooted in the local housing stock. Flats constitute the primary accommodation type, aligning with the urban city and town setting classification of the area. The predominant ethnic group is White, mirroring the broader demographic trends of the greater Brentwood area. Deprivation data places this location as the least deprived ward in the borough, with an Index of Multiple Deprivation rank of 24441 out of 32844. Average household income reaches £58,900, supporting the ownership levels and general standard of living. These statistics confirm CM14 4HU as a sector where established families and home owners maintain a high quality of life within a distinctly localised urban environment.