Published: 10/02/2023
Hendon appeals to people of all ages, with locals drawn to the community spirit that shines through in every aspect of life in the area. The excellent transport connections to central London and beyond provide a big draw to London’s growing workforce. There is no shortage of amenities nearby, so young professionals have an easy commute to work during the week and the option to dine out in the weekends, without having to pay central London-style prices.
Locals enjoy living in Hendon because there are several pleasant green spaces which are perfect for walking one’s dog and many family-friendly parks too. From Hendon Park and Brent River Park to Brent Reservoir (known locally as the Welsh Harp, taken from the name of a long-gone pub) there is something for everyone here.Locals say Hendon ‘feels’ like is a nice place to live because there’s a lovely sense of community here. There are several established, welcoming communities including a large Jewish population with an overall age demographic varying from young professionals and young families to people ages 45+ with established roots in the area.
Hendon is the perfect place if you wish to circumvent the higher rental prices that are found in prime London zones. You can get good-quality accommodation with reasonable duration commuter journeys so your still near to Central London’s many attractions. Another benefit to not being in the more central parts of London is that car ownership is understandably more common. Most properties have at least one car, especially since parking is easy and relatively inexpensive.
The reliable transport links means working parents can plan their day from the school run to the train ride home fairly easily. There are a couple of Ofsted rated ‘Outstanding’ schools in Hendon and several others that have achieved good ‘Good’. There are many more independent schools in and around the area too.
With Staples Corner retail park and Brent Cross Shopping Centre nearby it is home to many high-quality department stores, supermarkets, retail chains and restaurants all with free parking too. Both in Hendon and Golders Green, which is just a short drive down the road, there are all the local amenities one could ask for in a largely residential area. There are plenty of facilities to enjoy in the evening, including plenty of bars, cafés and restaurants to sample. On rainy days you could visit the local cinema or the RAF Museum, or take the short journey into the city for all its many attractions.
Because of all these reasons we are certain that you will appreciate all that Hendon has to offer. Let us find you your ideal home in the heart of Hendon. Call us today on 020 8203 2111 or see our current properties available to rent click here.
