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What’s it Like to Live in Hendon?

about 1 month ago
What’s it Like to Live in Hendon?

Located in the borough of Barnet, Hendon is one of North London’s most sought-after towns. It’s a great option for commuters seeking easy access to the West End and other areas of the capital, and its amenities and attractions make it appealing to residents of all ages.

If you’re thinking of moving to Hendon, here’s everything you need to know:

Living in Hendon 

Hendon caters well to families, young professionals, and retirees alike. Two of its most significant attractions are Allianz Park (home of the Saracens Rugby Union side) and the RAF Museum (which showcases the area’s former links with aviation).

People who love to shop will be pleased to know that Brent Cross Shopping Centre is situated in Hendon, which has over 100 high street retail shops inside. There’s also the Brent Cross Social Sports Society, located on Prince Charles Drive, for those who love or would like to try Padel.

If outdoor activity is more your thing, you can find a sailing club at Brent Reservoir, plus many cycling and walking trails. A little further out is Dollis Valley Greenwalk – another pleasant place to take an afternoon stroll with friends and family.

Education in Hendon

Hendon has a huge number of high-performing schools, both secondary and primary. Parkfield, Bell Lane, and Hasmonean Primary Schools were all awarded ‘good’ at their last Ofsted inspection, and Hasmonean High School and Hendon Secondary School were both rated as ‘outstanding’. The Independent Day Academy also received an ‘outstanding’ rating.

What properties are available in Hendon?

Popular properties in Hendon are the attractive 1930s semi-detached houses or larger detached houses. Often, these properties come with spacious dimensions and original features and showcase excellent Art Deco design. If you’re looking for a sizeable property, check out the prestigious homes in Downage on Ashley Lane, or alternatively, explore the options on Wykeham Road or Brampton Grove. 

You'll be spoilt for choice if you’d prefer to invest in a modern home. Some of the country’s best developers have been busy in Hendon in recent years, and there are numerous impressive new developments in the area. Hendon Waterside (close to the station) has a range of apartments for sale, and the luxurious flats at Beaufort Park are also highly desirable.

Transport in Hendon 

Hendon is incredibly well-connected. If you’re travelling by car, the A1, M1, A5 and North Circular are all just a short drive away, with links into central London and other areas of the country. 

There are three train stations – Hendon Central and Colindale Tube stations on the Northern Line and Hendon Railway Train Station- linking commuters to St Pancras, Farringdon and Blackfriars stations. 

Rental Potential? 

If you’re looking for a buy-to-let property in Hendon, the area is an excellent place to start your search. Thanks to the easy commute into Central London, it’s a hotspot for city workers. As such, properties close to the stations always offer a solid rental yield for investors. 

Get in touch with our Hendon branch today to discuss your options.

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