Totteridge

Totteridge combines suburban developments with expansive farmland areas, situated eight miles north-northwest from central London's Charing Cross landmark point.

The area's name first appeared in documents as Taderege during the 12th century, originally forming part of the Bishop of Ely's medieval estate at Hatfield.

St Andrew's Church, dating from 1250, features a rounded churchyard with an ancient yew tree estimated at 2000 years old, making it London's oldest tree.

The area connects to central London through the Northern Line at Totteridge and Whetstone station, with additional transport links via bus routes 251 and 326.

Totteridge maintains multiple nature reserves and conservation sites, including Darland's Lake Nature Reserve and Totteridge Common, supporting local wildlife populations.

Location: London Borough of Barnet

Shares border with: Barnet

GPS coordinates: 51.63540,-0.20000

Latest update: May 27, 2025 09:50