Hadley House

Hadley House is an 18th-century residence on Hadley Green Road in Monken Hadley, built with a balanced facade and decorative architectural details. The building displays typical Georgian features with evenly spaced windows and a well-proportioned front.

The house was built in the 1760s and is part of a group of buildings from that period in Monken Hadley. Its Grade II* listing recognizes the architectural quality and the importance of preserving residential structures from the Georgian era.

The house shows how affluent Londoners arranged their homes in the 1700s, with its balanced design and fine details reflecting the tastes of the era. Walking past it today, you can see the care people took in creating orderly, dignified residences.

The house is located in Monken Hadley, a village north of London, accessible by public transport. It remains a private residence and cannot be visited inside, though you can view and photograph it from the street.

The house sits on Hadley Green, a historic open space that has remained central to the village for centuries. This preserved green area gives the residential area a character that stands apart from densely built London neighborhoods.