Beaumont Road is a housing estate located in Leyton in East London. It is the largest housing estate in the borough of Waltham Forest, and is now the last high rise estate (with 20-plus-storey towers) in Leyton. All neighbouring high rise estates (Oliver Close estate, Cathall, Boundary Road estate and Livingstone College estate) have been demolished. It is situated just south of the Bakers Arms, on Leyton High Road. Original development The Beaumont Road Estate was built in two stages. Stage 1, approved in 1963, consisted of one 20-storey tower (containing 120 flats) called All Saints' Tower, while an extension to Stage 1 approved in 1965 consisted of another 20-storey tower (containing 120 flats) called St Paul's Tower. Stage 2, approved in 1966, consisted of one 20-storey tower (containing 120 flats) called St Catherine's Tower Altogether (containing 360 flats). In addition 23 low rise blocks (containing 538 flats) were also approved in 1966. Beaumont road also contained many elderly homes, Victorian houses and bungalows. Beaumont road when completed contained; three tower blocks, twenty-three low rise blocks, bungalows, homes for the elderly, shops and a community center. Complete with 898 flats with a population of 4,490. The original estate comprised: All Saints Tower St Cathrine's Tower St Paul's Tower St Thomas Court St Elizabeth Court St Edward's Court St Josephs Court St Mathews Court St Mark's Court St Lukes Court Flack Court Emanuel Court Ayerst Court Muriel Court Russel Court Osbourne Court Howell Court Kings Close Dare Court Staton Court Shelly Court Emmanuel Court Atkinson Court Shop Court With Beaumont bungalows Beaumont House Beaumont Primary school Beaumont newsagents Beaumont Community centre Beaumont Cyber centre Leyton Community support centre The Six Bells pub Redevelopment Demolition of the original Beaumont road housing, including the two towers, began during early 2006. The estate is due to be redeveloped as part of a regeneration programme set to last three years and cost over £40 million. Planned to replace the 40-year-old estate are a series of "squares and neighbourhoods around a central, tree-lined avenue on Beaumont Road and reinstated the road's pre-war route.". Some of the squares will be on the sites of the original towers. A total of 306 new properties will be built in three phases over the projects three years, of which some will be social housing. The towers themselves have dominated the skyline in and around Bakers Arms and their demolition will