Finsbury Park is located towards the northern edge of London. Not to be confused with Finsbury, the financial district in the City Centre. It's a lively, multicultural district centred around its namesake park. Situated on the Victoria Line, Finsbury Park is in Zone 2 and only a few stops away from the city centre.
Excellent transport links
Safe area
Excellent amenities
Student area
There are many universities that are close to Finsbury Park, so the neighbourhood is great for students or graduates. The main universities close are City, University of London, London International University and City and Islington College.
Within Finsbury Park, there’s several excellent shopping areas and restaurants; Seven Sisters Road, Blackstock Road and Stroud Green. All three are surrounding Finsbury Park and offer amenities from local chippies to trendy brunch spots.
Finsbury Park has excellent transport links, making it the perfect place for students, graduates and commuters. The area is situated on the Victoria and Piccadilly lines and two stops away from King’s Cross & St Pancras International station.
Students, Young professionals, Families, Lively neighbourhood
Shopping areas, Cultural, Lots of places to visit and walk, Restaurants, Cafes
A safe area with a welcoming community
Finsbury Park is nestled in the heart of the district and offers a slice of English history. The park has gone through a lot of regeneration and has a number of entertainment facilities, including a café, a children’s play area and an art exhibition space. The park also offers great sporting facilities too, with a running track, tennis courts and an American football and baseball area.
Blackstock is one of the main shopping areas in Finsbury Park and is the horizontal road linking Stroud Green and Highbury Park. It’s very familiar to Arsenal fans, since the Emirates is so close to this bustling shopping street. Towards the south end of the road, there are many pubs and cafes and going to the north end, more cultural eateries and brunch spots, like Q&T Vietnamese Kitchen and Boulangerie Bon Matin.
If you’re a football fan, you will know which team this stadium belongs to. The Emirates Stadium is home to Arsenal football club and is located to the south of Finsbury Park. It’s capacity is 60,704 and is the fourth largest stadium in England. In 2009 the stadium started a project called “Arsenalisation” in which it aimed to restore visible links to Arsenal’s history and culture.
Finsbury Park is nestled in the heart of the district and offers a slice of English history. The park has gone through a lot of regeneration and has a number of entertainment facilities, including a café, a children’s play area and an art exhibition space. The park also offers great sporting facilities too, with a running track, tennis courts and an American football and baseball area.
Blackstock is one of the main shopping areas in Finsbury Park and is the horizontal road linking Stroud Green and Highbury Park. It’s very familiar to Arsenal fans, since the Emirates is so close to this bustling shopping street. Towards the south end of the road, there are many pubs and cafes and going to the north end, more cultural eateries and brunch spots, like Q&T Vietnamese Kitchen and Boulangerie Bon Matin.
If you’re a football fan, you will know which team this stadium belongs to. The Emirates Stadium is home to Arsenal football club and is located to the south of Finsbury Park. It’s capacity is 60,704 and is the fourth largest stadium in England. In 2009 the stadium started a project called “Arsenalisation” in which it aimed to restore visible links to Arsenal’s history and culture.
House
£2,020
Per month, based on 3 bedroom property
Halls
£904
Per month, dependant on chosen halls
Utilities
£100
Per month
Wifi
£35.00
Per month
Council Tax
£1,031
Per year
Fibre Download Speed
80 Mbps
Fibre Upload Speed
20 Mbps
5G/4G
Good Coverage
Based on all major phone networks
Pint of Beer
£3.30
Gym Membership
£23.00
Per month
Weekly Food Shop
£20.00
A trendy, independent coffee house that combines popular drinks with eclectic tunes.
A friendly brunch spot that sells fresh baked goods and delicious lunches.
A traditional Vietnamese restaurant offering light and fragrant meat, fish and vegetable dishes.
Hidden away behind Finsbury Park, you'll find this charming, well loved Irish pub.
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Finsbury Park used to be subject to a fair amount of crime, but as part of a regeneration effort, the area has become a lot safer.
13.4% of residents living in Finsbury Park are students and this number continues to rise due to the low rental costs of the area.
Finsbury Park has an excellent arts and culture scene. The Finsbury Park Creative Hub is a regeneration project that brings together cultural partners in the area of Finsbury Park and works collaboratively to increase the arts scene within the district. From theatre productions to art exhibitions, Finsbury Park isn’t short of interest and inspiring showcases.
Transport to and from Finsbury Park is a breeze, no matter what direction you’re coming from. The main tube stop is situated on both the Victoria and Piccadilly lines so you’re able to travel throughout the City of London easily, with little to no changes involved. There are countless bus stops peppering the area so if a bus is your chosen mode of transport, you're in luck. Finsbury Park, also has a train station that has destinations going to Brighton, Cambridge, Peterborough and King’s Cross.