Barnet is a large district in North London, covering an area of approximately 86 square kilometers. It is known for its mix of urban and suburban areas, with bustling town centers like Finchley and Hendon alongside quieter residential neighborhoods. The district includes green spaces such as Hampstead Heath Extension and Monken Hadley Common, offering outdoor recreation options. Barnet is home to a range of cultural and educational institutions, including Middlesex University and the RAF Museum.
The area has strong transport links, with several Underground and Overground stations connecting it to central London. Barnet also has a diverse population, with communities from various backgrounds contributing to its character. The district features a mix of housing, from Victorian terraces to modern developments, catering to different lifestyles. Local markets, independent shops, and larger retail centers provide a variety of shopping and dining options. Barnet’s blend of urban convenience and suburban tranquility makes it a practical choice for many Londoners.
On average Barnet has moderate deprivation and moderate crime levels, with around 90 crimes per 1,000 residents per year. Approximately 12.9% of homes in this area are social housing provided by a local council or housing association. The average income of residents in Barnet is £58,779 per year. There are 170 schools in Barnet: 92 primary (19 Outstanding and 64 Good) and 26 secondary (6 Outstanding and 20 Good). On average most houses in area has average public transport connectivity.
Barnet Vale
Brunswick Park
Burnt Oak
Childs Hill
Colindale North
Colindale South
Cricklewood
East Barnet
East Finchley
Edgware
Edgwarebury
Finchley Church End
Friern Barnet
Garden Suburb
Golders Green
Hendon
High Barnet
Mill Hill
Totteridge & Woodside
Underhill
West Finchley
West Hendon
Whetstone
Woodhouse