Roydon & Lower Nazeing

Roydon & Lower Nazeing is a ward in the Epping Forest district, situated along the western banks of the River Lea. The area encompasses the village of Roydon and the southern part of Nazeing. Its landscape is characterised by a mix of residential housing and significant areas of open farmland, with the river and associated waterways forming a central feature. The ward includes several marinas and boatyards, reflecting its historical connection to waterborne trade and leisure.

The Lea Valley forms a distinct boundary, with the river providing a focus for walking and cycling routes along the towpaths. The area contains pockets of protected green space and is adjacent to the Lee Valley Regional Park. Roydon station offers a direct rail link into London, contributing to its commuter profile. The presence of historical buildings, such as the medieval Roydon Mill, sits alongside modern residential developments.