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An insider’s guide to An exceptional opportunity – TRENT PARK Live in the heart of an English country park BROUGHT TO YOU BY BERKELEY HOMES A contemporary collection of 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments and 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom houses set in beautiful grounds, moments from Oakwood & Cockfosters. Sales & Marketing Suite & Show Home Open Daily Over 250 homes set in 413 acres of captivating EXPLORE Monday - Saturday 10am - 6pm natural historic grounds, a quiet escape from Late opening on Thursday 10am - 8pm With 413 acres of parkland to explore and an excellent range of amenities the bustle of London life. Sunday 10am - 4pm at Cockfosters and Oakwood, take time to discover living at Trent Park To arrange a viewing please contact us on: 020 3005 5590 WHAT’S CLOSE BY? A TRIP AROUND TRENT PARK ACTIVE PURSUITS From the eclectic mix of cafés and shops Get to know the great outdoors that’s Follow a delightful section of the “London Trent Park, Snakes Lane (off Bramley Road), in Cockfosters to the thriving arts scene of right on your doorstep and see what LOOP”, take to the trees with Go Ape, or get Enfield, Greater London EN4 0PS North London, discover all the ways to be this country estate has to offer family fit and healthy even closer to home. entertained nearby. members of all ages. W: Trent-Park.co.uk pages 04–07 pages 08–11 pages 12–15 E: [email protected] AN INSIDER'S GUIDE From days spent stomping through the woods to a quick catch-up over a coffee, Trent Park offers it all. Impressive, invigorating and immersed in history, Trent Park is a huge country estate set in 413 acres of parkland. A place of intense natural beauty, this is where the aristocracy spent summers and secret listeners helped to win WWII. Now, it’s a thriving community that enjoys all WHERE TO... the advantages of such close proximity to Cockfosters and Oakwood. In the heart of North London yet seemingly a million miles away, here you can revel in the great outdoors yet enjoy the convenience of easy access into the city. Take the time out to discover it all... 04_05 PINT OF MILK BAKER POST OFFICE DOCTOR VET FISHMONGER Tesco Express, Raphael's Bakery & Patisserie, Two in One Post Office, Bincote Road Surgery, Cockfosters Veterinary Surgery, Poisson 153 Bramley Road 4 Station Parade, Cockfosters Road 209 Bramley Road 11 Bincote Road 23 Heddon Court Avenue, Cockfosters Road 7 Station Parade N14 4XA EN4 0DL N14 4XA EN2 7RD EN4 0DB EN4 0DL 0.9 MILES AWAY 1.2 MILES AWAY 1.0 MILE AWAY 1.9 MILES AWAY 1.7 MILES AWAY 1.7 MILES AWAY Everything you need for an easy and enjoyable life at Trent Park is closer than you think. In nearby Cockfosters and Oakwood, you can EVERYDAY find a colourful and cosmopolitan mix of high street and boutique shopping. Whether you are keeping up with your weekly workout in ESSENTIALS the gym, catching up with friends over coffee, everything you need is right on your doorstep. COCKFOSTERS AND OAKWOOD GYM FLORIST DENTIST GROCERIES Nuffield Health Fitness & Wellbeing Gym, Burgeon Floral Design Cockfosters Dental Clinic, Fio's Food Centre Tower Point, 52 Sydney Road 106 Cockfosters Road 23, Station Parade 2-4 Cockfosters Parade EN2 6SZ EN4 0DP EN4 0DW EN4 0BX 3.6 MILES AWAY 1.6 MILES AWAY 1.7 MILES AWAY 1.8 MILES AWAY CAFÉ & BRASSERIE ESPRESSO DELI GASTROPUB PHARMACY LIBRARY La Petite Auberge, Miracles Coffee Shop, Cockfosters Delicatessen, The Cock Inn, Simmons Pharmacy, Oakwood Library, 12-13 Heddon Court Parade, 6 Cockfosters Parade 19 Station Parade, Cockfosters Road Chalk Lane 111 Cockfosters Road 185-187 Bramley Road Cockfosters Road. EN4 0DB EN4 0BX EN4 0DW EN4 9HU EN4 0DA N14 4XA 1.7 MILES AWAY 1.8 MILES AWAY 1.7 MILES AWAY 0.9 MILES AWAY 1.8 MILES AWAY 1.1 MILES AWAY Distances taken from google.co.uk/maps Go Ape WHAT’S CLOSE BY? Trent Park is just moments from a great range The Cock Inn Pub of amenities clustered around Cockfosters and Oakwood. The immediate area boasts an impressive array of eateries and places to spend 15 the evening. C o c 3 k s f o A wide selection of restaurants and bars isn’t the only attraction. s t e r There are plenty of places to indulge in a little retail therapy s R too, including delightful independent boutiques. You’ll also find o a d everything you need for everyday life close by as well as a few special places that are worth heading further afield to enjoy. Trent Park Café 1 Trent Park Country Club 12 10 Trent Park is ideally oriented within A1 a short distance of East Barnet Village 4 S n 1 a k Everyman Cinema, Barnet and Cockfosters to the south west and Cockfosters e 11 s L a 2.3 miles away from Trent Park n Oakwood to the south east. 14 e via the A110 (10 minute drive) 6 10 8 1 Marks & Spencer A Miracles Coffee Shop 7 2 3 8 8 2 3 10 5 11 6 2 7 4 9 1 16 9 COCKFOSTERS 7 6 10 Oakwood 5 OAKWOOD 13 9 4 10 Poisson Fishmongers J S Finn Exclusive Menswear A1 C E h B 0 a a A11 ro s s o e t kh B ill R R a o o r a a n d d Deraliye restaurant e Traditional t R Turkish Cuisine o a d See page 15 BRAMLEY 12 SPORTS GROUND FOOD & DRINK SHOPPING EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS 1 The Cock Inn 1 Brit Maison 1 Marks & Spencer Cockfosters BP EAST BARNET 2 2 2 VILLAGE Lord Kitchener Burgeon Floral Design Raphael's Bakery & Patisserie 5 3 Trent Park Café 3 Story, Women’s Fashion 3 Two in One Post Office d 4 The Oakwood Tavern 4 V Jewellers 4 Bincote Road Surgery a o OAKWOOD R 5 Prince of Wales 5e Simmons Bakery 5 Cockfosters Veterinary Surgery PARK u n e 6 Skewd Kitchen v 6 Karamela Bakery 6 Poisson Fishmongers A 7 Deraliye 7 J S Finn Exclusive 7 Westpole Dental Clinic C h Menswear u 8 Anuraag Tandoori 8 Fio’s Food Centre C r c h h 8 The Chocolate Shop a H 9 Power of Health 9 Cockfosters Deli C s i ll h e R a s 9 Jones & Jones R o 10 La Petite Auberge 10 Simmons Pharmacy a e o d a S d id OAK HILL e 11 Ezme Restaurant 11 Nuffield Health, Fitness & Wellbeing PARK 12 Blueberries Restaurant 12 Trent Park Country Club ad Oakleigh Park 13 Chez Tontono R ue 14 Miraclesen Coffee Shop Av 15 Wildlife Tearooms Map not to scale 16 Bún 24 Trent Park Local Area Guide ad o ll R Hi e or m ch in W 08_09 New trees, planting will provide a habitat Trent Park for the existing wildlife at Trent Park GREAT OPEN SPACE TO EXPLORE Immerse yourself in the great outdoors. The expansive countryside that stretches for miles in all directions is your backdrop to enjoy an open, naturally inspired way of living. GREEN 413 3.5km acres of Trent Country Park of ungated walking and cycling routes CHARACTER surrounding the development within the wider Trent Country Park 30+ acres of historic landscape 447 reinstated, including Lime Tree new trees planted across Trent Park Avenue and Wisteria Walk Trent Park Local Area Guide 10_11 FERNY HILL 4 HADLEY ROAD 7 12 COCKFOSTERS ROAD A SIGHT TO BEHOLD 11 Prepare to be captivated the moment you step outside your front door – a world of natural wonder awaits. TRENT PARK Development 8 10 Over 30 different species of birds can be found around the 3 development including; Song Thrush, Tawny Owls, 16 Great Spotted Woodpeckers and Goldfinches 13 15 5 17 START HERE 20 1 9 Whatever the season, Trent Park is blessed with 18 START HERE stunning scenery, natural habitats and plenty 2 of wildlife to look out for. From roaming deer to 19 migrating birds, you’ll find that nature is just as 6 PEDESTRIAN 14 at home here as you are. AND CYCLE ENTRANCE FROM COCKFOSTERS ROAD To be sure of spotting some of the more interesting species, you can follow one of two dedicated wildlife walking routes. SNAKES LANE mandarin duck Take the red route through the Nature Trail, on to the Duke’s Pyramid and back past the ‘Pineapple’. Or choose the ever so 21 slightly longer yellow route that skirts the edge of Trent Park as far 22 as Sassoon’s Obelisk and Camelot Moat before returning home COCKFOSTERS through Moat Wood. WESTPOLE AVENUE muntjac deer BRAMLEY ROAD ENTRANCE FROM BRAMLEY ROAD OAKWOOD KEY AREAS TO THE PARK 1 Yellow Walking Route (2.4 miles) 7 Sassoon’s Obelisk 15 Meadow – Yellow walking route This route will take you to the north west 2 Red Walking Route (2.3 miles) 8 Water Garden 16 Daffodil Lawn area of the park passing the underground 9 Limes Avenue 17 Wildlife Rescue Centre and Café Great crested grebe Cycle trail reservoir to the wooded area. 10 Williams Wood 18 Children’s Play Area (Toddlers) 3 Nature Trail 11 Ride Wood 19 Children’s Play Area (Juniors) – Red walking route 12 Moat Wood 20 Go Ape This route will take you to 4 Camelot Moat the east of the park following the Blind 5 The Emma Crewe 'Pineapple' 13 Oak Wood 21 Trent Park Golf Club Trail then beyond the Go Ape area.
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