Nestled on the northern edge of London, Cockfosters offers a perfect blend of suburban calm and city accessibility. Despite being part of Greater London, it retains a welcoming village charm and a slower pace of life.
Families benefit from a variety of well-regarded schools nearby, including Trent Primary School and Southgate School, both known for their strong academic results and nurturing environments.
Cockfosters Underground station on the Piccadilly Line provides direct access to Central London, making it a great location for commuters seeking peaceful surroundings with city connectivity.
There’s a strong community spirit in Cockfosters, with local events and neighbourhood gatherings fostering a warm and friendly atmosphere.
The area is renowned for its green space, especially the expansive Trent Country Park, with over 400 acres of woodland, trails, and lakes. The high street is vibrant, offering a mix of independent cafés, restaurants, shops, and essentials. Cockfosters Golf Club is a favourite among locals.
Cockfosters features a mix of detached homes, semi-detached houses, and modern apartments, making it suitable for families, downsizers, and professionals alike. Properties near the park or station are especially sought after.
With its abundant greenery, top schools, local charm, and seamless transport links, Cockfosters is ideal for families and professionals wanting suburban life without compromising on convenience.
Cockfosters was the northern terminus of the first phase of the Piccadilly Line when it opened in 1933, making it a key gateway into London’s transport network.
Hadley Wood is an affluent, residential neighbourhood known for its leafy streets, privacy, and grand detached homes. It maintains a peaceful, semi-rural charm while offering easy access to both countryside and Central London.
The area is served by highly regarded schools such as Hadley Wood Primary School and the prestigious Queen Elizabeth’s School, attracting families looking for academic excellence.
Hadley Wood Station provides direct rail connections to London King’s Cross, and road access via the M25 makes it an ideal spot for commuters and frequent travellers.
The community is tight-knit and peaceful, with a strong sense of neighbourly pride. Residents enjoy privacy without sacrificing a sense of local belonging.
Surrounded by Monken Hadley Common, Hadley Wood offers access to ancient woodlands, walking trails, and wildlife. Hadley Wood Golf Club provides exclusive leisure in a picturesque setting.
The area features spacious detached homes, private roads, and gated estates - making it a hotspot for high-end buyers seeking privacy and luxury.
If you're looking for space, security, and a high-end residential feel, Hadley Wood provides all that with the bonus of excellent transport links and natural beauty.
Hadley Wood is home to one of the oldest golf clubs in the London area, Hadley Wood Golf Club.
Southgate is a vibrant North London suburb known for its diversity, village feel, and strong sense of local pride. It blends historic charm with modern conveniences, offering a lively but community-focused lifestyle.
The area is home to a range of excellent schools, including Monkfrith Primary School and Ashmole School, both praised for academic performance and inclusivity.
Southgate Underground station on the Piccadilly Line offers quick connections to King’s Cross and the West End, making it a top choice for commuters.
A friendly and multicultural community thrives here. Local fairs, street markets, and cultural events are regular fixtures that bring residents together.
Southgate boasts green spaces like Grovelands Park, with a boating lake, tennis courts, and a historic mansion. The town centre is filled with cafés, shops, gyms, and supermarkets.
The area offers a range of homes, from Edwardian and 1930s houses to stylish modern flats. It appeals to both families and young professionals.
Southgate delivers a vibrant lifestyle with excellent schools, green parks, and strong commuter links - all in a setting that feels like a small town within London.
Sir Bruce Forsyth, one of Britain’s most beloved entertainers, was born in Southgate - legacy locals are still proud of.
Oakwood is a peaceful, family-oriented suburb offering wide tree-lined streets and excellent proximity to nature. It combines residential charm with quick access to central London.
Schools such as Eversley Primary and Southgate School are well-respected and popular with families, thanks to their strong results and supportive environments.
Oakwood Underground station (Piccadilly Line) offers fast links to Central London and Heathrow. The nearby A10 and M25 also offer easy driving access around and out of the city.
With local youth clubs, churches, and active resident groups, Oakwood supports a strong, connectedcommunity - ideal for those seeking stability and neighbourly support.
Oakwood is a gateway to Trent Country Park, perfect for walkers, cyclists, and families. It also has Oakwood Park and a good selection of local shops, cafés, and recreational facilities.
Expect a mix of well-maintained 1930s houses, family semis, and newer developments. It’s a top choice for families looking for value in a green setting.
Oakwood provides suburban tranquillity, excellent schools, and plenty of outdoor space while remaining just a Tube ride from the city.
Oakwood sits right next to Trent Park, where Winston Churchill’s secret WWII war rooms were hidden - an important hub for planning Allied operations. Established in 1922, preserving a rich sporting heritage.
Winchmore Hill combines a picturesque village atmosphere with the benefits of London living. Historic charm meets modern convenience, making it one of North London’s most desirable areas.
The area offers great education options including Winchmore School and Highfield Primary, both praised for academic success and community values.
Overground services from Winchmore Hill station provide direct connections to Moorgate, while nearby bus routes connect to surrounding boroughs and Tube stations.
Winchmore Hill has a tight-knit, family-friendly community with regular street fairs, food markets, and local events on The Green at its heart.
The area boasts green escapes like Grovelands Park and walking paths along the New River. The high street is lined with cafés, boutiques, and traditional pubs.
The property landscape features Edwardian and Victorian houses, converted flats, and sought-after period homes. It attracts both young families and established professionals.
Winchmore Hill delivers village charm, top-tier schools, and a strong community - all just minutes from central London by train.
Winchmore Hill was the site of Britain’s first ever telephone exchange, established in the late 19th century, marking a milestone in communication technology.
Barnet is steeped in history, with a bustling high street, thriving markets, and beautiful open spaces. It blends urban energy with a strong sense of tradition and heritage.
Barnet boasts a number of outstanding schools including the highly selective Queen Elizabeth’s School & East Barnet School, making it a magnet for families.
Barnet benefits from both High Barnet Underground (Northern Line) and overground rail services, offering easy access to the City and West End.
A mix of long-time locals and newcomers keep the community diverse and active. Events like the Barnet Christmas Fayre bring residents together throughout the year.
Barnet is surrounded by green pockets like Hadley Green, King George’s Fields, and Barnet Playing Fields. The area also hosts Barnet Market, one of London’s oldest.
Homes range from large Victorian and Edwardian houses to purpose-built flats and family semis. The area offers excellent value compared to some neighbouring zones.
With fantastic schools, vibrant high streets, and a deep sense of history, Barnet is ideal for families and professionals looking for space and character.
Barnet is home to London’s highest point above sea level at Monken Hadley Common - offering sweeping views and strategic value that made it a key site in the Battle of Barnet in 1471.
Enfield is a large, lively borough that combines the energy of a busy town with the space and calm of suburbia. It has a rich history and growing popularity among families and professionals.
Well-rated schools such as Enfield Grammar School & Highlands School, serve the area, all known for strong academic and extracurricular offerings.
Enfield is connected by multiple Overground lines, offering quick access to Liverpool Street, and is well-served by buses and road networks like the A10 and M25.
A diverse, active community fuels a thriving local culture with events at Forty Hall, seasonal markets, and activities that reflect Enfield’s dynamic heritage.
Highlights include the Forty Hall Estate, Enfield Town Park, and the Lee Valley Regional Park, offering vast green spaces and recreational opportunities. Enfield Town also boasts a wide array of shopping and dining options.
From period homes in Bush Hill Park to new developments in Enfield Lock, the area offers property for every stage of life, with good value for space and access.
Enfield offers a rare mix of affordability, space, greenery, and excellent connectivity - ideal for growing families and first-time buyers.
Enfield was the birthplace of the world’s first cash machine (ATM), launched in 1967 at Barclays Bank - a financial revolution.