Located within a residential area on the outer fringes of northwest London, Pinner has retained much of its ancient charm, particularly in the original village centre.
PYNNACLE HOMES are well-placed, close to plenty local amenities and East Cote station for easy access to the surrounding areas and has excellent transport links to central London and is 20 minutes away from Heathrow Airport.
The high street features delightful
timber-framed buildings, small
antiques and craft shops,
overlooked by the medieval
hilltop church of St John the
Baptist. The church hosts a
first-class jazz scene, reflecting
Pinner’s unique amalgamation of
past and present.
Fine countryside is preserved in
local woodlands and parkland
at Pinner Park dairy farm and
along the river Pinn, while Grim’s
Dyke (an Iron Age legacy - runs
between Pinner Green and
Harrow Weald.
The Pinner Memorial Park
contains the historic lakeside
West House as well as a tranquil
Peace Garden commemorating
the end of World War II.
This district is the setting for BBC
sitcom “One Foot in the Grave”,
and Pinner is also the birthplace
of Sir Elton John and Sir Patrick
Moore, and the adopted home
town of its favourite son,
cartoonist Heath Robinson.
