Pinner Area Guide
Pinner Area Guide
Pinner is a delightful suburban town located in the London Borough of Harrow. It is well known for its superb schools, picturesque streets, green open spaces, historic buildings and village atmosphere. Pinner offers a charming and peaceful, yet well-connected, place to live for those looking to buy or rent a property.
Location
Pinner is situated approximately 12 miles from central London, making it an attractive option for commuters. With its characterful high street, tree lined roads and open parks, to include Pinner Memorial Park and Bentley Wood, Pinner really is an ideal location for village life with easy access into London.
Housing
Pinner offers a variety of housing options, ranging from period properties, charming cottages and Victorian houses, to modern flats, apartments and larger family homes. The town has a real mix of property styles to suit every requirement.
Transportation
The Metropolitan Line at Pinner Underground Station provides a quick and easy transportation link into London. The M40, A40, M25 and M1 are also within easy reach, providing access to the wider area and motorway network.
Amenities
Pinner has a thriving town centre with a good range of amenities. The popular High Street contains independent boutiques, quaint cafes, coffee shops, restaurants and traditional pubs. There are also supermarkets, convenience stores and local shops catering for daily needs.
Education
Pinner offers a variety of highly regarded schools, such as Cannon Lane, West Lodge, Grimsdyke, Harlyn, Pinner Wood and St. John Fisher Catholic primary schools. The area also has a number of sought after secondary schools such as Haydon, Nower Hill and Northwood Schools, as well as independent schools such as St. Helen’s and John Lyon.
Recreation and Green Spaces
There are several green spaces in Pinner where residents can enjoy outdoor activities and leisure time. Pinner Memorial Park and Pinner Village Gardens are popular locations, offering open fields, a lake and playgrounds. The nearby Harrow Weald Common and Ruislip Woods provide further opportunities for nature walks, exploring and additional sporting activities.
Cultural Heritage
Pinner has a rich history and a charming village atmosphere. The historic Pinner Village Conservation Area is home to several listed buildings, including the 14th-century parish church of St. John the Baptist.
Community and Events
There is a strong community spirit in Pinner, with various local groups, clubs and organisations bringing residents together. The town hosts several events throughout the year, including the Pinner Village Show and the annual Pinner Fair, which dates back to 1336 when it was granted by Royal Charter by King Edward III. These popular events, and the history behind them, is greatly enjoyed and celebrated by the local community.
We would be delighted to assist you with any further information you would like about the area, together with any property related queries you may have.