Queens Avenue in London Borough of Haringey

Queens Avenue in London Borough of Haringey is an asphalted, lit residential street. The road has sidewalks. It runs in an east-west direction starting from Fortis Green and crosses Fortis Green Road, Tetherdown, Kings Avenue, Queens Lane and Avenue Mews. In the vicinity, there is a charging station. Queens Avenue also exists in London Borough of Barnet and London Borough of Harrow.

Road Type
residential street
Speed Limit
20 mph
Route
east-west

Charging stations

  • Source London (Typ-2, Source London).

Buildings nearby

Muswell Hillbilly Brewers
200 m

Bakeries nearby

GAIL's
200 m

Banks nearby

Santander
250 m
HSBC UK
250 m

Beauty salons nearby

HWS Hair & Beauty
250 m

Bookshops nearby

House of Books
200 m

Boutiques nearby

Misk
250 m

Cafés nearby

Doppio Coffee
200 m
Stella's Room
250 m
Caffè Nero
250 m
La Dinette
250 m
Bob's Cafe
250 m
Joe & The Juice
250 m

Charity shops nearby

Children's Air Ambulance
200 m
Crisis
200 m
North London Hospice
250 m
Cancer Research UK
250 m
Mind
250 m

Cinemas nearby

Everyman Cinema
300 m

Clothing shops nearby

Can't Buy Me Love
200 m
Londonworks
200 m
Rojo
250 m
Sweaty Betty
300 m

Commercial buildings nearby

Greene and Co
300 m

Convenience stores nearby

Everfresh Food and Wine
250 m

Fast food restaurants nearby

You Me Sushi
250 m
Amici Miei2Go
250 m

Fitness centres nearby

Drop Gym
250 m

Florist's nearby

The Flower Seller of Muswell Hill
250 m

Frozen food shops nearby

Cook
250 m

Furniture shops nearby

Futon Company
250 m

Gift shops nearby

Crocodile Gift Shop
250 m

Health food shops nearby

Natures Living
250 m

Newsagent's nearby

WHSmith
200 m

Off-licences nearby

Amathus
250 m
Jeroboams
250 m

Opticians nearby

Robert Linsky
250 m

Places of worship nearby

Saint James'
350 m

Restaurants nearby

Miller & Carter
200 m
Fasta
200 m
Yien
250 m
Giggling Squid
350 m

Social facilities nearby

Brownlow House
150 m

Stationery shops nearby

Ryman
250 m

Supermarkets nearby

Sainsbury's
250 m