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Transportation in Totteridge 

Despite the rural character of Totteridge, residents enjoy a speedy commute into Central London. Totteridge & Whetstone tube station serves the local community with services every few minutes along on the Northern Line. Alternatively, Oakleigh Park is the closest railway station which sits on the Great Northern Route. Direct trains depart to Moorgate, London Kings Cross and Welwyn Garden City.

Situated within the commuter belt, Totteridge is just as convenient for those travelling by car. The M25 can be reached in under 15minutes, while the M1 is accessible in approximately eight minutes. This gives reassurance for those travelling across London, as well as other major cities to the north. The closest airport is London Luton, followed by Heathrow International. Both can be reached in under 40minutes.

Things to do in Totteridge

Although Totteridge promises a slower pace of life, the local amenities coupled with the nearby attractions of Barnet and Finchley offer an exciting mix of things to do. Here are some of the highlights:

• South Herts Golf Club
• Totteridge Tennis Club
• GoKids N20
• Creativity Crazy
• Belmont Childrens’ Farm
• Oak Hill Park
• Anytime Fitness High Barnet
• Tiny Swimmers Barnet
• Hollywood Bowl Finchley
• Friary Park
• The Spires Shopping Centre
• Vue Cinema North Finchley

Schools in the Area

Totteridge is home to an excellent choice of both state and private schools. St Andrew’s CofE is the local primary which is judged ‘good’ by the government watchdog Ofsted. Given the impressive results at Key Stage 2, it’s a popular choice and often oversubscribed.

The nearby secondary schools offer a similar appeal with both the nearby grammar schools judged as ‘outstanding; Queen Elizabeth’s caters for boys, while Henrietta Barnett in Hampstead Garden Suburb caters for girls. Alternatively, parents have the choice between two Catholic and two Jewish comprehensive schools. St Michael’s for girls is judged outstanding by Ofsted, while Finchley Catholic for boys is judged ‘good’. Hasmonean High is another ‘outstanding’ school and coeducational for pupils aged 11 to 18.

Finally, there is a handful of top performing and highly sought-after private establishments within the catchment area. These include Mill Hill for those aged 3 to 18, Haberdashers’ Aske’s School for Girls in Elstree and Haberdashers’ Aske’s Boys’ School in Borehamwood.