BAIRSTOW EVES
NEW BARNET £647,900
Average house price in New Barnet
Year over year price growth:
£2,731,250
Most expensive road - Beech Hill Avenue
19% Proportion of Eat, drink, shop
The high street retains a great local character with 78% independent businesses and the area has more than 45 restaurants and cafes. Our favourites are:
Spizzico - Italian
196 High Street, Barnet (EN5)
www.spizzico.org
The Green Dragon - Bistro Restaurant Saint Albans Road, Barnet (EN5)
www.thegreendragonbarnet.co.uk
Best green spaces
Oakhill Park, East Barnet (EN4) Trent Country Park, Cockfosters (EN4) King George’s fields, Barnet (EN5) Friary Park, Friern Barnet (N12)
£216,667
Most affordable road - Approach Road
first-time buyers: 25% Coffee shop to Best schools
Queen Elizabeth’s School Queen’s Road, Barnet, EN5 4DQ
www.qebarnet.co.uk
Queen Elizabeth’s Girls’ School High Street, Barnet, EN5 5RR
www.qegschool.org.uk
East Barnet School Chestnut Grove, East Barnet, EN4 8PU
www.eastbarnetschool.com
Station
Transport Links Trainline
New Barnet Great Northern High Barnet Northern line Cockfosters Piccadilly line
charity shop ratio: 6:1
Greenhill Parade, 10 Great North Road, New Barnet, Barnet EN5 1ET
Tel: 020 8278 7794
9am - 6pm (Mon to Fri) 9am - 5pm (Sat)
I, myself have worked in the Barnet area since 2007, it is a fantastic place to live for those who want the London lifestyle with a community feel. With lots of green space, top schools, numerous great bars and restaurants, there is something for everyone in Barnet and if you fancy heading into central London, you can catch a half an hour train direct to Kings Cross! Ideal for families commuting into the city and young couples who want the London lifestyle without the price tag.”
Time to Moorgate
29 mins 37 mins 50 mins
Simon Wildish, Branch Manager
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