Winchmore Hill Estate Agents

We are an established local firm of estate agents and letting agents. Whether you are looking for a property to buy or to rent we can help. We generally have a good selection of properties for sale and to let in the Winchmore Hill area on our books. So whether you are looking for a 1 or 2 bedroom flat or a larger 3 or 4 bedroom house we’ll do our best to find you a new home.Property and Area InformationWinchmore Hill is situated to the North of London between Palmers Green and Enfield Town.Residents are typically young professionals and families seeking good schools and open spaces. The area has a good selection of quality schools, particularly primary, that rate well above average in the performance tables.Residents, or potential residents, often talk about the two sides of the area with the dividing line taken as Green Lanes. The roads to the north west of the area, between Grange Park and The Green, tend to be the most sought after and this is reflected in their values.The property on this side of Winchmore Hill is made up primarily of period houses built between the turn of the century and the 1930s. However, there is a good range of converted and purpose-built flats on the roads around the station.Those seeking with a tighter budget should look to the south-east of Green Lanes and Ridge Avenue where there is a good selection of 1930s semi-detached and terraced houses at more affordable prices.To the west of the area is the spacious Grovelands Park which contains a picturesque lake, athletic facilities and a children's playground. At the heart of the park is a Grade-I-listed Regency mansion designed by the architect John Nash.There is a mainline station in Winchmore Hill with services to Moorgate (& Kings Cross at weekends). The nearest tube is Southgate (Piccadilly Line).

Whether you are looking for a property to buy or to rent we can help. We generally have a good selection of properties for sale and to let in the Lakes Estate on our books. So whether you are looking for a 1 or 2 bedroom flat or a larger 3 or 4 bedroom house we’ll do our best to find you a new home.Area InformationThe Edwardian Lakes Estate comprises a group of roads either side of Fox Lane and spanning the post codes of N13 and N14.The estate is flanked by two excellent parks. To the north, just over the boundary in Winchmore Hill is Grovelands Park which amongst other attractions has a pitch and put course and a lovely lake side café. To the south is Broomfield Park with its historic, although currently derelict, hunting lodge and impressive children’s playground.St. Monicas (Catholic) and Walkers School are both within walking distance of the estate and both have performed well in recent years in the school league tables. This, fact together with the abundance of local parks, has made the area extremely popular with young families.The closest station, Palmers Green, is situated on Aldermans Hill and has services to Moorgate (& Kings Cross at week-ends). The nearest tube is Southgate (Piccadilly Line).

We are a firm of established estate agents in Southgate with a reputable lettings department. We’ve been helping people to buy and sell properties for over 40 years, and our lettings department opened in 2000.We have a solid reputation and a wealth of knowledge about the area. If you are looking for a property to buy or rent our professional team are here to help you. We have a great selection of properties on our books for sale and to let. So whether you’re looking for a 1 or 2 bedroom flat, or a larger 3 or 4 bedroom house, we are confident we can find you the home you are looking for.We also have a comprehensive and up to date list of the best buyers and prospective tenants searching for property, so if you are looking to sell or rent out your property we can quickly find the right buyer or tenant for you.Area InformationSouthgate is a suburban area set between the London Boroughs of Barnet and Enfield. It’s about 10 miles north of central London. The area consists of several 1920s and 1930s housing estates, with a splattering of more modern buildings. The most sought after homes are in the Minchenden and Meadway Estates.The area has a shopping centre with a variety of shops, including many of the well-known high street retailers and financial outlets. There’s also a large Asda superstore and a small Marks and Spencer, as well as a wide selection of smaller grocery and late night opening shops and food outlets.To the north is the historical Trent Country Park offering lakes, grassland and a famous ancient wood, formerly the Royal Hunting Forest of Enfield Chase. It’s an area of genuinely beautiful countryside inside of the M25.At its centre is the famous circular tube station, designed by Charles Holden in the Art Deco style. The flat roof of the raised central section appears to be impossibly supported by nothing more than a horizontal band of windows that provide daylight to the ticket hall. Southgate tube station is on the Piccadilly Line and is in Travelcard Zone 4. It’s approximately 20 minutes travel time to central London.Why choose us?Choosing the right estate agent is the first step towards buying, selling, letting or renting your home. With our professional team, our solid reputation and our local area knowledge, Peter Barry estate agents is a market-leading property expert you can trust.

We are a firm of established estate agents in Palmers Green. We are also reputable letting agents and have a wealth of knowledge about the local area. We’ve been helping people to buy and sell properties for over 40 years, and our lettings department was opened in 2000.We have a good selection of properties on our books both for sale and to let. Whether you are looking for a 1 or 2 bedroom flat, or a larger 3 or 4 bedroom house, we’ll do our best to find you the home you are looking for.If you are looking to sell your property or rent it out we have a comprehensive and up to date list of the best buyers and prospective tenants searching for property.Area InformationOften referred to as the jewel in north London, Palmers Green is a popular area for first time buyers and is notable for its high level of private rented accommodation. With similar attributes to the neighbouring areas Southgate and Winchmore Hill, Palmers Green is generally more affordable. It’s a popular area for families.On the west side of the area is the sought after Lakes Estate offering a large selection of Edwardian properties, many of which are now converted.At its heart lies the 54-acre Broomfield Park. The park has plenty of green space, lakes, a model boating pond, a baroque water garden, a bandstand, a community orchard and a restored Victorian conservatory. Central to the park is Broomfield house, which was once used by James I as a hunting lodge. Badly damaged by fires 20 years ago, a restoration campaign is actively seeking funding to bring Broomfield house back to its former glory.With a vibrant community spirit, there are plenty of active local community groups. There’s a well-supported Farmers’ Market in the train station car park every Sunday morning selling predominantly fresh locally grown food, along with crafts and bric-a-brac.Palmers Green mainline station is situated on Aldermans Hill and runs services to Moorgate (26 minutes). There’s also a service to Kings Cross at weekends. The nearest tube station is Southgate (Piccadilly Line; its 34 minutes to Leicester Square). There are a good supply of buses going to Enfield Town and Wood Green.Why choose us?Choosing the right estate agent is the first step towards buying, selling, letting or renting your home. With our professional team, our solid reputation and our local area knowledge, Peter Barry estate agents is a market-leading property expert you can trust.

Whether you are looking for a property to buy or to rent we can help. We generally have a good selection of properties for sale and to let in the area on our books. So whether you are looking for a 1 or 2 bedroom flat or a larger 3 or 4 bedroom house we’ll do our best to find you a new home.Area InformationOakwood spans the postcodes of N14 and EN4 and is situated to the east of Cockfosters.The area derived its name from Oakwood Park which Southgate Council purchased in 1927 for £17,134 and opened to the public. Oakwood Park itself was named after Oak Lodge which stood on the grounds between the late nineteenth Century and The Great War. There is an avenue of Oak trees to the north of the park which up until recently were added to annually by the Mayor.The arrival of the Piccadilly Line in 1933 heralded the start of a spectacular building boom. Builders bought up much of the land for development and estates began to eat up the countryside along Bramley Road and towards Cockfosters. Following the war a number of shops were opened around the Station - the commercial element of Oakwood has not spread much further than that to this day.

Whether you are looking for a property to buy or to rent we can help. We generally have a good selection of properties for sale and to let in the Highlands Village Estate on our books. So whether you are looking for a 1 or 2 bedroom flat or a larger 3 or 4 bedroom house we’ll do our best to find you a new home.Area InformationHighlands Village is located to the north of Winchmore Hill between Oakwood and Enfield Town. It sits on the site of the old Highlands Hospital. The original Victorian hospital closed its doors in the 1990s and the site was sold for residential use. Most of the Victorian hospital blocks were retained and converted into modern apartments.Substantial new building work has taken place on the 55 acre site in the intervening years creating a good range of properties that range from affordable 1 bedroom flats to large detached houses.At the centre of the area is a large Sainsbury’s supermarket. This is supplemented by a Healthcare centre, a children's nursery and a pharmacy, providing a great range of amenities.The W9 hopper bus travels around the village on a frequent basis and connects with Southgate Underground Station and Winchmore Hill and Grange Park Network Rail Stations from where the centre of London can be reached in about half an hour.Being within close proximity of some of this part of London's most well regarded schools has made the area popular with young families in recent years. A short walk away is Oakwood Park, home to a great range of leisure facilities including tennis courts and a children’s playground.

We are an established estate agents in Grange Park with a letting agents division. We’ve been helping people to buy and sell properties in the local area for over 40 years. Our lettings department was opened in 2000 and has since built an excellent reputation.We have a good selection of properties on our books both for sale and to let. Whether you are looking for a 1 or 2 bedroom flat, or a larger 3 or 4 bedroom house, we’ll do our utmost to find you the new home you are searching for. Our letting agents have an up to date list of landlords and prospective tenants, so if you’re looking to rent, or to let your property, get in touch as we are confident we can help you.Area InformationSharing a postcode with the upmarket Winchmore Hill, Grange Park is positioned to the north of that area, and is encompassed in the triangle formed by Green Dragon Lane, Old Park Ridings and Enfield Golf Course. Park Drive and Grange Park Avenue in Winchmore Hill are often thought of as being part of the area. Enfield Town lies to the north, while Bush Hill Park and Southgate respectively flank it's east and west sides.The area consists mainly of detached and semi-detached houses and bungalows built in the 1930s. The only flats are on the roads off The Grangeway, such as the 1960 purpose built blocks on Merridene or the modern apartments on Brook Park Close.There is a strong sense of community within the area with several long running neighbourhood watch schemes and a strong resident’s association.The area is within close proximity of a good selection of quality schools, particularly primary, that rate well above average in the performance tables. Grange Park Primary School has a particularly good reputation.Grovelands Park in Winchmore Hill and Oakwood Park are both within walking distance. Both parks have expansive grounds, picturesque lakes and lots of facilities for children.Grange Park has its own mainline station with services to Moorgate (& Kings Cross at week-ends). The nearest tube is Southgate (Piccadilly Line).Why choose us?Choosing the right estate agent is the first step towards buying or selling your home. Our letting agents can help with all rental enquiries. With our professional team, our solid reputation and our local area knowledge, you can be sure Peter Barry estate agents is a market-leading property expert you can trust.

Peter Barry is a firm of established estate agents in Enfield Town. We’ve been helping people to buy and sell properties in the area for over 40 years, and our reputable lettings department opened in 2000. We are proud to facilitate the buying, selling and renting of many properties in the area.Whether you are looking for a property to buy or sell we can help. We have a solid reputation and a wealth of knowledge about the local area. We have a good selection of properties for sale in the area on our books, and our letting agents can help any tenants looking for rental properties, or landlords looking to let.So whether you are looking to buy, sell or rent you can count on us to help you. We have a comprehensive and up to date list of buyers, sellers, tenants and landlords so we know we can quickly match you with the appropriate interest.Area InformationEnfield Town is the historic centre of the London Borough of Enfield. The housing stock spans the centuries, from the Georgian houses of Gentleman’s Row to the ultra modern apartment block, Tower Point. While the area is predominantly made up of Victorian terraces, there is also a selection of larger detached Edwardian houses and some 1930s semis.Amenities in the area are excellent; it boasts a broad range of shopping facilities, including Palace Gardens Shopping Centre, which houses a selection of big-name retailers. A market continues to trade in the historic Market Place offering goods ranging from fresh produce to household items. The pretty parish church, on the north side of the marketplace, has some masonry surviving from the 13th century.To the west is Trent Country Park, a large area of open countryside broken up by woodlands and lakes, and a haven for the area’s wildlife.Transport facilities include mainline stations at Enfield Chase, Enfield Town and Bush Hill Park. From Enfield Chase to Moorgate it takes 34 minutes. Enfield Town and the nearby Bush Hill Park stations both offer services to Liverpool Street, with 34-minute and 31-minute journey times respectively. The nearest tube is Southgate (Piccadilly Line).The poet John Keats went to the progressive Clarke's School in Enfield. The school's building later became Enfield Town railway station until it was demolished in 1872. The current building was erected in the 1960s.Why choose us?Choosing the right estate agent is the first step towards buying, selling, letting or renting your property. With our professional team at Peter Barry estate and letting agents, you can be confident you’ll quickly find the home you are looking for. We have a solid reputation and exceptional local area knowledge. Peter Barry estate agents is a market-leading property expert you can trust.

We are an established firm of estate agents in Cockfosters with a reputable letting agents division. We’ve been helping people to buy and sell properties in the local area for over 40 years, and our lettings department was opened in 2000.We have a good selection of properties for sale and to let on our books. Whether you are looking for a 1 or 2 bedroom flat, or a larger 3 or 4 bedroom house, we’ll do our utmost to find you the new home you are searching for.If you are looking to sell your property or rent it out we also have a comprehensive and up to date list of the best buyers and prospective tenants searching for property in the area.Area InformationSituated to the north of Oakwood and East Barnet, Cockfosters spans the London Boroughs of Enfield and Barnet. Probably most familiar for being at the end of the Piccadilly Line, it’s also known for the inclusive Chickenshed Theatre Company. Set up in 1973, the theatre company is now a registered charity and brings together people from all social and economic backgrounds, races and abilities to study the art of performance.Just to the east is the historically significant Trent Country Park. Set in 413 acres the park offers meadows, enchanting brooks, lakes and ancient woodland, as well as historical sites. The park is a relic of the Royal Hunting Forest of Enfield Chase, which was mentioned in the Domesday Book. The park also contains the infamous Camlet Moat. The moat is said to be haunted by the ghost of Geoffrey De Mandeville, one of the great magnates of the reign of William the Conqueror. In addition, the park offers sports facilities, horse-riding tracks, cycle paths, a café, a tea room and an animal sanctuary.The Piccadilly line reached the area in July 1933. It kick-started the area’s most significant building boom. New streets were laid out to the south-west of the station and by 1939 much of the area had been developed. The introduction of the Green Belt in the 1940s restricted any further development to the north of the station. Any remaining gaps from the 1930s building boom were filled in during the early 1950s. The continuing Green Belt policy means that to this day residents are only a few minutes’ walk from open farmland.The tube journey from Cockfosters to King’s Cross is direct and takes 29 minutes. With the area’s proximity to green space, as well as offering an easy commute to central London, it's attractive place for anyone wanting the best of both worlds.Why choose us?Choosing the right estate agent is the first step towards buying, selling, letting or renting your home. With our professional team, our solid reputation and our local area knowledge, Peter Barry estate agents is a market-leading property expert you can trust.

Peter Barry is a firm of established estate agents in Bush Hill Park. We’ve been helping people to buy and sell properties in the local area for over 40 years, and our reputable lettings department was opened in 2000.We have a superb selection of properties for sale and to let on our books . Whether you are looking for a modern apartment, a 1930s semi-detached home or a larger Victorian house, we’ll do our utmost to find you the perfect home.If you are looking to sell your property we have a comprehensive and up to date list of the best buyers searching for property in the area. Our letting agents also have an up to date list of current prospective tenants looking to rent. Get in touch and we are confident we can match you up with the perfect buyer or tenant for your property.Area InformationSituated between Winchmore Hill and Enfield Town, Bush Hill Park is a locality in the London Borough of Enfield. Despite often being grouped in with Enfield Town, the area has its own unique identity and offers an attractive, more affordable alternative to some of the surrounding areas.Amenities in the area are good, with several shops and cafés close to the station. The main primary school in the area is Raglan school on Wellington Road. It has performed well in the school league tables in recent years and is popular with young families. There’s a pleasant small park, which features skateboard ramps, a kids playground and outdoor fitness equipment, as well as plenty of space for cycling and jogging.Much of the suburban area is covered with planned residential properties, and there are a variety of building styles, which have been developed between 1880 and 1960. While the majority of the properties in the area are mid-range 1930s terraced or semi detached houses, you will also find a good selection of Edwardian and Victorian properties. Several modern luxury blocks of apartments can be found on Village Road and Wellington Road.The area has its own Network Rail station, with trains running to Liverpool Street. The nearest tube station is Southgate, which is on the Piccadilly Line; journey time to the West End is approximately 25 minutes.Why choose us?Choosing the right estate agent is the first step towards buying, selling, letting or renting your home. With our professional team, solid reputation and local area knowledge, we are the natural choice for buying, selling or renting a property in Bush Hill Park. Peter Barry estate and letting agents is a market-leading property expert you can trust.

We are a well-established firm of local estate agents operating throughout Bounds Green and across North London. We have over 40 years’ experience helping people to buy and sell properties throughout the area and have also established a reputable lettings department.Whether you are looking for a property to buy or rent in Bounds Green, we can help. Thanks to our expertise, we have expert knowledge of the local area and can help you find the perfect property. If you’re looking for a 1 or 2 bedroom flat or perhaps a larger house, we can help.We also have a comprehensive and up to date list of the best buyers and prospective tenants searching for property in the area, so if you are looking to sell or rent out your property, we can quickly match you with the right buyer or tenant.Average property pricesMost property sales in Bounds Green over the last year have been flats, which have sold for an average price of £401,256. Terraced houses sold for an average of £659,326 and semi-detached houses selling for £740,944. Currently, the prices for houses sold in Bounds Green have gone down by approximately 8% based on the previous year.Area InformationBounds Green is located in the London Borough of Haringey to the south east of Arnos Grove. The area itself is also flanked on its northern boundary by the A406 North Circular Road. Over the recent years, Bounds Green has benefited from its proximity to the highly regarded area of Muswell Hill, where house prices are typically at a premium rate. The properties in Bounds Green are predominantly Edwardian and are generally well proportioned. The house prices in the local area also offer good value in comparison to those in nearby areas such as Muswell Hill.The local area is fairly quiet and predominantly residential. Bounds Green also has a few amenities available with a few shops found near the station and a conservation area at Bowes Park. For more varied shops and restaurants, The Mall Shopping Centre at Wood Green is just over a mile away, at the other end of Bounds Green Road.There is also a Scout and Guide Park in the centre of the area offering camp-outs and numerous outdoor activities to Scout and Guide groups. Perhaps the biggest draw for the area is its proximity to the perimeter of the iconic Alexandra Palace Park, which is also about a mile away.Bounds Green tube station is on the Piccadilly Line and is just 12 stops from Leicester Square, a fact that inspired the title of the debut album by the popular band The Feeling – 12 Stops and Home. Some members of the group, including Dan Gillespie, grew up in Bounds Green.FAQs about the areaWhich zone and borough is Bounds Green found in?Bounds Green is located in the London Borough of Haringey and is in postcode district N11. The station itself is on the boundary of Zone 3 and Zone 4.Can I commute from Bounds Green?The Bounds Green underground station offers easy commuting across London. The station itself is found at the junction of Bounds Green Road and Brownlow Road and is served nu the Piccadilly line. There are also trains that run from Bowes Park station to Moorgate in approximately half an hour. There are also bus routes available, such as the 221 bus to Wood Green which takes approximately 16 minutes.How safe Is Bounds Green?Bounds Green is statistically one of the safer areas of London and is also considered a nice, quiet place to live. The area itself is largely residential and is considered to be a relaxed place to live.Why choose us?Choosing the right estate agent is the first step towards buying, selling, letting or renting your home. With our professional team, our solid reputation and our local area knowledge, Peter Barry estate agents is a market-leading property expert you can trust. If you are interested in finding a new property, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us today.

Peter Barry is a well-established firm of estate agents in Arnos Grove and throughout the North of London. With over 40 years’ experience, we continue to use our knowledge and expertise to help people buy and sell properties In Arnos Grove.Our growing lettings department opened in 2007, allowing us to offer comprehensive services for buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants across the local area. Whether you are looking to buy, sell, or rent a property in Arnos Grove, our expert team can help you find the perfect property.Average property pricesOver the last 12 months, sales in the area have mainly comprised of flats and terraced homes. On average, properties in the area have benefitted from a continued increase in value over the last year, compared to nearby Whetstone (only seeing 0.25% increase) and East Barnet, where homes have dropped slightly in value (-0.59%).Average house prices:

House Type	Average Price Paid
Detached	608,600
Semi-Detached	738,678
Terraced	584,026
Apartment	350,436
All	549,926

Figures collected 03.07.2017, based on 12 months of salesArea InformationArnos Grove is a peaceful and popular residential area located in the southwest corner of the London Borough of Enfield. The area itself sits between Bounds Green and Southgate at the western end of Bowes Road.There is an excellent selection of amenities available to people living in Arnos Grove. This includes a wide range of cafes, restaurants, supermarkets, shops and pubs. There is also a local swimming pool, a public library and the historic lawns of Arnos Park, a remnant of the Arnos Grove Estate, which dates back to the 14th century.Until the 1930s, Arnos Grove was largely undeveloped and was more of a rural part of London. The area later saw an increase in property development following the opening of the Arnos Grove tube station in 1932, although many of the new houses were damaged during World War II. However, the area’s close proximity to the North Circular road (built in 1929), as well as the addition of the Arnos Grove tube station has made the area a desirable place to live.Many of the properties that were damaged during the war were redeveloped during the 1950s and 1960s thanks to social housing projects and other initiatives. Most of the remaining space was then used up in the most recent property boom. The new properties were attractive to many people across London and from outside the city. These homes were mostly sold to commuters and investors who sought to take advantage of the lovely local area and the relatively quick commuting time to Central London.In October 2007 Arnos Grove Tube Station was featured alongside the Sydney Opera House and the Empire State Building on the Guardian’s list of 12 Great Modern Buildings. The Guardian's architecture critic, Jonathan Glancey, commented 'Arnos Grove station … was designed not simply to please a wealthy elite, but as a modern fanfare for the common man.’At Peter Barry, we have a wealth of knowledge about the local area, and our experienced team would be happy to answer any questions you have and to help with your property search. We currently have a great selection of homes available to buy and let in Arnos Grove. Whether you’re looking for a bijou apartment or a 4-bedroom house, we’re confident we can find your perfect home.We also keep an up to date list of the best buyers and prospective tenants searching for homes in Arnos Grove, so if you are looking to put your property on the market, we can make the process quick and easy. If you would like to know more about how we can help, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us today.FAQs about the areaIn which borough is Arnos Grove?Arnos Grove is located in the southwest corner of the Borough of Enfield in London. It is close to the North Circular road and is at the western end of Bowes Road.What Zone is Arnos Grove in?Arnos Grove is in Travelcard Zone 4 of London. The Arnos Grove tube station is served by the Piccadilly line between the Bounds Green and Southgate tube stations.Can I commute from Arnos Grove?Arnos Grove is a popular area for commuters, offering a relatively quick commuting time for people travelling to Central London. There are also a number of transport options available. The North Circular runs just to the south of the area, and the M25 is approximately 7 miles away. For central London, Kings Cross is accessible via the Piccadilly line in around 30 minutes. London Victoria is also easy to travel to, and travel time can be reduced slightly by switching to the Victoria line at Finsbury Park.How far is Arnos Grove to Heathrow?Heathrow Airport is approximately 45 minutes away by car. If you wish to reach the airport by public transport, the Piccadilly line will take around an hour and fifteen minutes without changes, although slightly faster routes (around an hour) are available if you switch service.How safe is Arnos Grove?Arnos Grove is considered to be a quiet and safe place to live. The area is also nestled between two of the statistically safest boroughs in London. The local area is leafy and suburban but still remains well connected to the centre of Enfield and the centre of London.Useful LinksThe nearest underground station is Arnos Grove tube station which connects to the Piccadilly line. The peak travel times are between 8:00-8:30am on weekday mornings as people are commuting to work. The station itself has a number of facilities available, including a waiting room, pay phones, WiFi access and a car park with 311 spaces. The car park itself is also open 24/7, with prices varying depending on the time, date and destination. There are also several bus routes that operate through the area, including the N91 night bus.There are also dining options available to suit all tastes. If you’re after a classic fish and chips dinner, we recommend the local favourite, The Mariner Fish Bar, which you can find just opposite the tube station. If it’s a nice summer day or you fancy a nice hot drink, why not wander over to the volunteer run Palmers Greenery Community Café in the heart of Broomfield park? If you’re looking for an evening meal we recommend The Ranelagh on Bounds Green Road which serves a delicious pub menu and craft beer, or Spice Gate which provides authentic Indian dishes on Friern Barnet Road.Grocery shops include the family-run Despina Foods market, and the community also has Sainsbury’s, Tesco and M&S food outlets.Why choose us?Finding the right estate agent to represent you and your home is the first step in buying, selling, letting or renting. At Peter Barry, we pride ourselves on our professional experience, personable service and excellent reputation, and are happy to be your local estate agents.