New Barnet Area Guide

New Barnet, Greater London

Exceptional4.7

Living in

New Barnet is an area which sits within the London Borough of Barnet. Development of this residential suburb began in the 1850s, when a Great Northern Railway station was built just a mile from the town centre of High Barnet. As Hertfordshire lies to the North and Central London to the South, many young families and young professionals have been attracted to the area due to having a taste of rural life whilst still benefitting from busy London living. New Barnet offers the most affordable accommodation within the Borough of Barnet, with a mix of elegant Victorian semis and terraced properties.

Ratings

Exceptional4.7

Community

The New Barnet area has much to offer its residents, with History, Culture, Outdoor spaces, Retailers and Eateries to be explored. Some great attractions are, The Barnet Museum, The Bull Theatre, Everyman Cinema and Barnet Lawn Tennis Club, along with Barnet Road and Station Road where locals can find Restaurants, Cafes and high street stores.

Safety

The Borough of Barnet is among the Top 10 lowest recorded crime rates of London. Violent Crime rates remain low in the area, whilst property crime rates are slightly higher. Generally, New Barnet is known to be much safer than other areas within the City of London. 

Parking

Daily and monthly paid parking spaces are available across New Barnet, residents can choose from private options, such as, Endeavour House, Lancaster Road, Artesian Grove, Windsor Drive and more, which are all secure and within 10 minutes of New Barnet. 

Nightlife

There are many Pubs and Restaurants are available within this area, locals can choose from venues such as The Queens Arms, The Railway Tavern, Weavers Pub and Lord Kitchener. For a better selection of Bars, New Barnet residents can head to the surrounding areas of Edmonton, Tottenham and North Finchley.  

Family Friendly

A great selection of Schools are found in New Barnet, parents can choose from education options such as, Cromer Road Primary School, Lyonsdown School, Grasvenor Avenue Infant School and more. There are also some activity clubs for both parents and infants to enjoy, including, Toddler Sense, Tuneful Tots and Music Bugs.

Pet Friendly

New Barnet is the perfect location for pet owners to reside, with the many open green spaces which are nearby. Residents can choose to take their furry friend to Barnet Park, High Barnet Park, Monken Hadley Common, Oak Hill Park, King George's Fields and more.  

Transport

New Barnet Station provides access to the Great Northern Railway service. The Station sits in Travelcard Zone 5 and is around 9 miles from London King's Cross Station. local Buses and Coaches are also available for the residents of New Barnet.