The area around Turnpike Lane in the London Borough of Haringey is shedding its old reputation as a bit of a concrete jungle and blooming into a hipster-style, diverse, community-led neighbourhood full of independent shops, bars and restaurants. At one end of the road sits the green space of Duckett’s Common and at the other, The Mall Wood Green, a high street shopping centre. Turnpike Lane borders Wood Green, West Green, Hornsey, Harringay and Crouch End, sitting in the N8 postcode.

Flats & Apartments to Rent in Turnpike Lane

The majority of the rental market on Turnpike Lane and the surrounding area is flats and apartments, primarily above the burgeoning high street of Indie retailers. Rental prices are very reasonable for the location and the nearby transport links, and the apartments vary in size dependent on the building. Turnpike Lane’s rented flats and apartments are popular with couples, singles and young professionals, as well as many working in creative industries.

Houses to Rent in Turnpike Lane

Turnpike Lane doesn’t have many houses but there are some in the area and along the rest of the Harringay Ladder; that is, the roads through N4 to N8 at the northern end. Renting a house in Turnpike Lane provides room for good money and is very much favoured by families needing the city vicinity without the usual high price tag.

Travel & Amenities for Renters in Turnpike Lane

Turnpike Lane itself is part of the A504 and is a busy traffic thoroughfare. The Turnpike Lane Underground Station is in Zone 3 on the Piccadilly line, between Manor House and Wood Green. Turnpike Lane's bus station is just behind and serves plenty of routes, including night buses. Everything a renter could need is within walking distance and there’s plenty of amenities around.