Leaflet Distribution N8
Introduction
N8 is an area covering Crouch End, Hornsey and Turnpike Lane. It neighbours on Muswell Hill in the north west, Wood Green from the north, Stroud Green in the south and Harringay in the east.
N8 in general is similar in its character to some of the affluent North and North-West London areas like Highgate or Hampstead. In parts, it has a village-like feel while still being easily accessible from Central London. In terms of demographics, it is quite similar to the above mentioned areas.
The residents in the age group 29 and younger make up around 30% of the local population. This makes N8 one of the ‘older’ London postcodes when it comes to the age of it’s population.
The Character of N8
N8 is a relatively green postcode even for the standards of North London. Priory Park, Alexandra Park, Crouch End Playing Fields and Parkland Walk all provide the locals with access to green areas that allow for an escape from living in the one of the busiest cities in the world.
Parts of N8 are well connected with buses. Crouch End for example doesn’t have a tube station but can be accessed by bus services. Turnpike Lane Station on the Piccadilly line is the only tube station in the postcode. Hornsey Railway station also allows travel on the Great Northern Services.
Wood Green, Harringay, Crouch Hill and Alexandra Palace are all stations that are within walking distance of the postcode’s border and as such can be relatively easily accessed by some N8 residents.
Hornsey
Many of the roads in Hornsey have a simple layout, being lined by Victorian Terraced houses on both sides. This is true specifically north of Priory Road, which is a lovely area neighbouring on the southern part of Alexandra Park.
There is a good number of quality schools in this area and Priory Road has many of the shops and amenities that you would expect from a high street in an affluent London neighbourhood.
Crouch End
When we move south into the triangle created by Park Road, Church Lane and Priory Road, we can find one of the nicer parks in N8. Priory Park is again surrounded by long roads lined by terraced houses in the Victorian Style.
This part of N8 is similar in character to the previous area of Hornsey described above with easier access to the amenities of Crouch End. At the southern point of this imaginary triangle you can find the Hornsey Town Hall, Library, The Crouch End Clock Tower and another nice high street in Park Road and Tottenham Lane .
If we head west from here, we’ll find a part of Crouch End that neighbours on Crouch End Playing Fields and Highgate Cricket and Tennis Clubs. It has some of the larger residences in the postcode and in it’s character is very close to it’s geographic neighbour in N6 – Highgate.
Turnpike Lane
The Eastern part of N8 covers the area around Hornsey Station, Turnpike Lane and Harringay. This is slightly more densely populated area compared to the greener parts of N8. It is still a good area for leaflet distribution and thanks to it’s layout, it is relatively easy to deliver to.
Leaflet Distribution in N8
N8 overall is an area that’s worth considering if you’re planning leaflet distribution campaigns targeting North London. The many green spaces and beautiful homes attract a more affluent demographic, while still keeping most households quite easily accessible for flyer distributors.
There is a relatively small number of undeliverable addresses here. These tend to be business addresses on the high streets and a few inaccessible blocks of flats and some gated local authority housing.
N8 can be targeted on its own or it can help expand campaigns largely focused in other adjacent areas with similar demographics, like Hampstead, Muswell Hill and Highgate.
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