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Stanmore

Stanmore

Living in Stanmore

This North London suburb’s leafy streets serve as the ideal gateway to the tranquil Hertfordshire countryside beyond. Stanmore, on the other hand, is only a direct Tube ride from Canary Wharf and, as a result, is bound to be on the radar of those looking for a better work/life balance. Stanmore is densely packed with tree-lined avenues that are supplemented by High Street, which has large supermarkets as well as independent shops and family-friendly restaurants.

Stanmore’s property scene has been enlivened by the addition of developments such as Stanmore Place, which aim to provide living refinements comparable to those found in London’s Zone 1 and 2 districts. Bentley Priory offers luxurious homes in an exclusive gated community for those with larger budgets.

Because it is so close to Greater London, there is plenty of space for outdoor activities, as evidenced by the numerous parks, golf clubs, and woodland reserves that dot the area. Some of the best independent schools in the country are only a few miles from Stanmore town centre.

Stanmore Underground Station will persuade many that moving out here is worthwhile because it serves as the northern terminus of the Jubilee Line, which is now one of London’s most reliable Tube networks thanks to recent modernisation work. Trains run directly into the West End, then on to London Bridge and Canary Wharf. On weekends, there is also a 24-hour service.

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About Stanmore

About Stanmore

The M1 and M25 motorways are nearby, and Heathrow Airport is only 22 miles away. The bus route 324 departs Honeypot Lane on a regular basis, providing a direct link to Brent Cross Shopping Centre as well as a link between Stanmore and Hendon.

Within a few miles of Stanmore are some of the most prestigious independent schools in the country, including Harrow School, Haberdashers’ Aske’s, North London Collegiate, Merchant Taylors’, and Queen Elizabeth School.

Furthermore, Stanmore is served by prestigious schools and colleges such as St. Hilda’s, St. Margaret’s, Purcell School, and Immanuel College. Bentley Wood High School for Girls and Park High School are both rated ‘Outstanding’ among state secondary schools.

 

Stanmore's beauty

Stanmore's beauty

Almost all of Stanmore’s primary schools are rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, which means that families looking to buy or rent in the area have plenty of options. St Johns C of E School, Stanburn Primary School, and Aylward Primary School are among them. Middlesex University’s Hendon campus is also located in Stanmore.

Stanmore’s beauty is its proximity to acres and acres of open space, such as Stanmore Country Park and Bentley Priory Nature Reserve. Stanmore has a diverse selection of shops, restaurants, and places of worship. The Brent Cross Shopping Centre is 7 miles away, and the Intu Watford Shopping Centre is just over 5 miles away.

Sporting and recreational opportunities abound in the area, with Stanmore Golf Club, Stanmore Cricket Club, riding stables, sailing at Aldenham, and other sporting clubs nearby. Wembley Stadium is less than 5 miles away for football fans.

 

Stanmore is what you might call a quiet suburb

Stanmore has Georgian houses and cottages, semi-detached and detached family homes from the 1920s and 1930s, some bungalows, and modern apartments such as the exclusive Bentley Priory development and Stanmore Place on Honeypot Lane. Stanmore is popular among Jewish and Asian families, and residents are drawn here by strong family ties. Stanmore is popular among young professional renters because of its convenient access to London.

Stanmore’s beautiful properties are matched by its acres of woodland and commons, which sit neatly between Edgware and Bushey in North West London – genuine peace, quiet, and fresh air in London. Stanmore is also famous for its grand mansions, one of which, Stanmore Hall, has appeared in numerous films and television shows.

With three local nature reserves, excellent schools, and excellent road and rail connections, it’s easy to see why buyers and renters choose Stanmore. Stanmore attracts young professional renters due to its excellent transport links back into town and rental prices that are significantly lower than in other, more central areas of the capital.

Flats close to Stanmore Underground station for the Jubilee Line are available for around £1,500 (two bedrooms) and include a mix of modern apartments, late 20th-century flats, and early 20th-century conversions. For families, a three-bedroom semi-detached house will cost around the £1,700 mark, with larger properties commanding upwards of £2,000 per month.

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