New Homes in Haringey

With the famous Alexandra Palace towering over it, the borough of Haringey comprises some of the most beautiful neighbourhoods of North London including Crouch End, Muswell Hill, and Highgate.

Nestled between inner and outer London, Haringey embodies the capital's diverse spirit as an incredible 190 languages are spoken in its classrooms. Public and private funding is pouring into Haringey. Perhaps more than anywhere the focus in the next few years will be on Tottenham where more than £1 billion will be invested to create 5,000 homes and 10,000 jobs by 2025. [1]

Browse through the development feed below to find your new home in and around Haringey.

[1] http://www.haringey.gov.uk/regeneration

Live the Haringey life

Not so central that prices soar, yet not far out with a long journey into the heart of London, buying a new home in one of Haringey’s many charming neighbourhoods offers the best of both worlds. And if it’s a new property you’re after, don’t miss our Low Deposit Schemes in London, with Deposit Unlock or Deposit Boost.  

Things to see and do in Haringey

Alexandra Palace is the borough’s most famous landmark. Known as Ally Pally, it’s an iconic entertainment and sports venue surrounded by an 80-hectare park in which you’ll find a boating lake and ice rink over winter. The nearby Wood Green Common, Bluebell Wood and Ducketts Common are all nice spots for a stroll, along with Queen’s Wood and Highgate Wood.

The Parkland Walk is a nice stretch for a cycle or walk to the south, while moving east across the borough you’ll find Finsbury Park, Bruce Castle Park and the Paddock Community Nature Park on the way towards the Walthamstow Reservoirs. They form the borough’s eastern boundary, and are close to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, where you can watch Premier League football team Spurs in action.

Education

There are some excellent local schools to choose between, including Rhodes Avenue Primary near Ally Pally. It’s rated as outstanding by Ofsted, along with fellow primaries Noel Park in Wood Green, Coleridge Primary in Crouch End and Harris Primary Academy Coleraine Park in Tottenham.

You can also take your pick between some outstanding local secondary schools, such as Fortismere School in Muswell Hill. St Thomas More Catholic School and Mulberry Academy Woodside are both in Wood Green, while Gladesmore Community School and Harris Academy Tottenham are other top options.

Haringey transport links

Haringey offers a good selection of bus, train and Tube services, with Highgate’s Underground station providing access to the Northern line. Bounds Green and Turnpike Lane Station are both on the Piccadilly line, while the east of the borough is covered by Overground stops in places like White Hart Lane and Seven Sisters. The latter, along with Tottenham Hale, also offers Stansted Express services.

The Haringey property scene

An increasingly popular place to live with better schools than ever before and some excellent areas to settle down in, house prices in Haringey are higher than the London average. There’s a pleasant mix of homes in the area, including late-Victorian terraces, large detached homes and plenty of period conversion flats.