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Northway-House-Brochure.Pdf WELCOME | NORTHWAY HOUSE Introducing a luxury collection of homes in a prime location Northway House is a stylish development of spacious homes in the north London town of Totteridge & Whetstone. These newly built homes are set within an attractively designed courtyard surrounded by a carefully planned landscaped area. Each apartment has been built to the highest specification ensuring these impressive homes offer you the very best in modern living. Northway House is situated in a highly sought-after location, complete with excellent local shops, restaurants, schools and local amenities which are just on your doorstep. Northway House also has the advantage of being within walking distance to a range of transport options which offer great links to central London. 2 3 Computer generated image of Northway House. INTRODUCTION | NORTHWAY HOUSE Exploring vibrant Totteridge & Whetstone Northway House is perfectly located in an area that gives you the best of both worlds. It has direct links to central London with its myriad of city attractions, while there is an abundance of green space just moments from home. Totteridge & Whetstone is part of the London Borough of Barnet; it’s a sought after area to live in and Northway House is set to be extremely popular with residents. Northway House is located just off the High Road and is walking distance from excellent shops including a popular Waitrose and a Marks and Spencer food hall for your day to day needs, plus independent clothes stores, flower shops and quirky boutiques. There are plenty of great coffee shops and restaurants on your doorstep in Totteridge & Whetstone. Try the popular Carpe Diem café, the eclectic Haven Bistro & Bar, and Alfresco, a lively Italian restaurant with a bright tree-filled conservatory, perfect for relaxing with a drink and watching the world go by. Totteridge & Whetstone has a choice of well-regarded schools for pupils of all ages. If you commute, or simply fancy taking in the sights and sounds of London, Northway House is well connected. If you enjoy the great outdoors, the selection of green space close to home is impressive. Explore the riverside paths along Dollis Brook to the Brook Farm Open Space or as far as Hampstead Heath travelling through the heart of Barnet. There is also a choice of local gyms, leisure centres and golf courses. 4 INTRODUCTION | NORTHWAY HOUSE Location photography shows Totteridge & Whetstone and surrounding areas. Lifestyle photography indicative only. 5 CONNECTIONS | NORTHWAY HOUSE Get connected Northway House finds itself in a wonderfully accessible location and has excellent connections by road and rail. Totteridge and Whetstone Underground Station is a short walk away, connecting you to inner London on the Northern line. M25 Oakleigh Park Train Station offers overground links to King’s Cross M25 CREWS HILL M25 in 15 minutes. A1(M) Northway House is perfectly placed for road travel, with both the M25 and the North Circular Road close by. There are also frequent TH TURKEY DYRHAM PARK E R C STREET ID LAY H COUNTRY CLUB G ILL buses throughout the day. As well as night buses between Trafalgar E W A Y A10 Square and Totteridge & Whetstone. HADLEYWOOD A1081 B A1 A K E R S T R E E T BARNET TRENT PARK ADDRESS A110 ENFIELD NORTHWAY HOUSE HIGH BARNET NEW BARNET NORTHERN ENFIELD ENFIELD HIGH ROAD, LONDON COCKFOSTERS CHASE A411 GOLF CLUB BARNET HOSPITAL PICCADILLY SAT NAV OAKWOOD N20 9LP A411 A110 Walking A10 from Northway House A105 BUSH HILL PARK High Street shopping 4 mins M1 OAKLEIGH PARK Totteridge and Whetstone Tube 8 mins TOTTERIDGE & SOUTHGATE A5109 WHETSTONE Oakleigh Park A1 TOTTERIDGE & Mainline Station 11 mins WHETSTONE EAST BARNET SOUTHGATE EDMONTON GREEN A109 A10 Bus Tube High Road stop outside from Totteridge & Whetstone WOODSIDE ARNOS GROVE EDGWARE PARK Northway House Finchley Central NORTHERN7 mins EDGWARE M1 Camden Town 20 mins Barnet (34) 24 mins MILL HILL NEW SOUTHGATE MILL HILL EAST ANGEL CANNONS PARK BROADWAY Euston 25 mins NORTHERN WEST A105 ROAD Southgate (125 or 34) 27 mins JUBILEE FINCHLEY BOUNDS BOWES London King’s Cross 25 mins AD WHITE Brent Cross RO GREEN PARK AR HART LANE CUL Shopping Centre (326) 45 mins Bank 34 mins H CIR RT NO A5 BURNT OAK ALLIANZ PARK FINCHLEY CENTRAL A10 GR EA T NO Map not to scale. Travel times taken from Google Maps, RT ALEXANDRA PALACE HW Transport for London and National Rail Enquiries are AY WOOD GREEN approximate only and subject to change. 6 M1 QUEENSBURY PARK CONNECTIONS | NORTHWAY HOUSE NE NO R T TH H U D E MBER ROA R LAND L AND S C R Barnet Playing Fields IVE OA H DR U NT R Oak Hill Park OU D A C M LV H R E HI H IE OAKLEIGH R IG FR PARK S L King George V H T L O R R N OAD Playing Fields O A E D A V E N UE H T R G S NO A EN D L R O L A Brook Farm Marks A E GA NT D K I A S Open Space L K 10 & Spencers R S E A P I F W 0 G AR O 0 H O D Carpe Diem P M F A I RK SO R E South Hertfordshire L Coee Shop O D A Golf Club D D UT R I V H H E T R H O IG N K H Em’s Coee R A E Waitrose RO P AN H E L IG G TOTTERIDGE & Boots A IE SID L O D WHETSTONE Santander AK 09 O 51 A Costa Coee Natwest A5 1 09 A Ask 1 M25 09 D B Barclays A N AD R E E O O U EAST BARNET E IV R N M25 GREEN R CREWS HILL M25 K R R WAY S R Y A AY WA D W G GREEN WHETSTONE A 1 E D 0 W LOR I E P C L STRAY G Y 0 IRLEY K C IV N 0 D TH AN B I AD R A P Y L NA U E 1 R 0 A1(M) D TO A A G 9 E M L R SO N T E K T ON LO R O DD EENW OA T NT Y R M G LY D VENTNOR T H TURKEY FR DYRHAM PARK E IEM CH R B U C A STREET I ARN R LAY 10 COUNTRY CLUB D C HI 9 LL G E H Brunswick Park T E LA Y L W W A A UR N E A AY L E W A10 W Y A Y HADLEYWOOD R ORK A Y SI L A1081 D D WHETSTONE B O E E O L A A1 W ANE L E K I E A G 1 R 09 H North Middlesex S D Golf Club R T IVR E E E T BARNET TRENT PARK A110 ENFIELD HIGH BARNET NEW BARNET NORTHERN ENFIELD ENFIELD COCKFOSTERS CHASE A411 GOLF CLUB PICCADILLY BARNET HOSPITAL OAKWOOD A411 A110 A10 A105 BUSH HILL PARK M1 OAKLEIGH PARK TOTTERIDGE & SOUTHGATE A5109 WHETSTONE A1 TOTTERIDGE & WHETSTONE EAST BARNET SOUTHGATE EDMONTON GREEN A109 A10 WOODSIDE ARNOS GROVE EDGWARE PARK NORTHERN EDGWARE M1 MILL HILL NEW SOUTHGATE MILL HILL EAST ANGEL CANNONS PARK BROADWAY NORTHERN WEST A105 ROAD JUBILEE FINCHLEY BOUNDS BOWES AD WHITE RO GREEN PARK AR HART LANE CUL H CIR RT NO A5 BURNT OAK ALLIANZ PARK FINCHLEY CENTRAL A10 GR EA T NO RT ALEXANDRA PALACE HW AY WOOD GREEN 7 M1 QUEENSBURY PARK GREAT SPEC The homes at Northway House have been designed and built to the very 1 best modern specification. BEAUTIFUL GREEN SPACES There are many charming green spaces on your doorstep, giving a countryside flavour 2 to urban living. REASONS TO 10 LOCAL ACTIVITIES You’ll be based on Whetstone’s High Road, right at the heart of the local LOVE 3 community. Choose from a number of TOTTERIDGE & local activities which include amateur dramatics at The Warren on Barnet WHETSTONE High Street, a choice of hockey clubs or if you’d prefer to get back to nature, The Willows Activity Farm is less than 10 miles from home. EAT & DRINK From the prestigious The Orange Tree, 4 to the more relaxed pace of the Three Horseshoes, you have a fine collection of local pubs to choose from. 5 TREAT YOURSELF Shops, boutiques, beauticians, restaurants and more – they’re all there for you to explore and treat yourself. 8 Location photography shows Totteridge & Whetstone and surrounding areas. Lifestyle photography indicative only. Interior image from a previous Network Homes development. RETAIL THERAPY You’ll only be a short bus journey from 7 The Spires shopping centre in Barnet, where you’ll find many major brands and outlets. Brent Cross Shopping Centre is also GET ACTIVE close at hand and perfect for a day at the shops. The South Hertfordshire and the 6 North Middlesex golf clubs both have excellent nearby courses. There are also a number of gyms WELL CONNECTED and leisure centres nearby. Whetstone has excellent 8 bus services, from the 234 to Highgate Wood through to the N20 night bus service from Trafalgar Square. Hop on a tube and you’ll be at the heart of London’s shops, theatres and attractions in under half an hour. AT THE MOVIES Check out the new blockbusters at the Everyman Cinema, located 9 on the Great North Road. EDUCATION There are a number of highly sought after schools that cater for children of 10 all ages.
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