Area Overview for CM14 9PJ

The postcode area CM14 9PJ sits within an urban setting that functions as part of the broader Brentwood district in Essex. This specific cluster covers 1,936 square metres and supports a population of 1,178 residents. It exists as a small residential block integrated into the fabric of Brentwood Town Centre rather than standing as a detached village. The location places you in close proximity to key infrastructure, including the High Street and William Hunter Way, where much of the local housing is situated. Living in this postcode means being in a built-up area classified as part of the least deprived regions according to the local index. With an average household income of £58,900, the area supports a middle-class demographic typical of town centre flats. The compact size of the zone contrasts with the high population density of 608,477 people per square kilometre, suggesting a tightly packed urban environment. You can expect a setting defined by its integration with the wider Brentwood Borough, offering immediate access to commercial hubs and transport links that define daily life in this district.

The community within CM14 9PJ is dominated by adults between the ages of 30 and 64 years, with a median age of 47. This age profile indicates a neighbourhood where residents are typically established in their careers and households. The area has a low home ownership rate of 34%, meaning the majority of residents rent their accommodation. Flats are the predominant accommodation type, which aligns with the high density and urban character of the local ward. The population is predominantly White, though the census data does not provide detailed breakdowns for other ethnic groups. Despite being classified as one of the least deprived areas locally, the lack of owners suggests a strong presence of tenant households rather than long-term families who have purchased property. The economic data shows an average household income of £58,900, which supports a standard of living typical for this region. Understanding these demographics helps you compare this zone to other parts of Brentwood where ownership rates might differ significantly. The concentration of older adults and renters shapes the local culture and the type of facilities that meet community needs.