About Muswell Hill

There may not be a train or Underground Station in sight, but Muswell Hill, perched on top of one of North London’s highest hills with its stunning views, is still one of the most popular suburbs around. Properties in this N10 postcode are predominantly Edwardian, but you’ll find Victorian homes, as well as some 1920s and 1930s properties too. And because of the current high demand for family homes, while the rest of London sees these properties being converted into flats, the opposite can be found in Muswell Hill, with houses once converted into flats being restored to their former glory.

Few other parts of North London will give you the close-knit village vibe that Muswell Hill offers. The absence of a busy train or tube station is used to its advantage, while the sense of community is only enhanced by the outstanding schools and plenty of open space, which make it very appealing to families. Furthermore, Broadway, its main high street, is lined with child friendly cafes and restaurants, local businesses and shops, as well as the popular Everyman cinema housed in a Grade II listed building.

Although transport options are harder to come by than most neighbouring areas, inhabitants of Muswell Hill aren’t left in complete isolation. Most commuters use the W7 bus which makes it way to Finsbury Park station for further tube and train services into central London. However, those living on the Alexandra Park side of Muswell Hill have trains to Moorgate from Alexandra Palace station, while those on the Highgate side have the option of taking the Northern line from Highgate Underground station.