Carpet Cleaning in Harringay, London

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Covered postcodes: N4, N8

Harringay is an area of North London in the United Kingdom. Originally a part of the former Municipal Borough of Tottenham it is located at the southern end of the London Borough of Haringey (note the different spelling - Harringay is the name of the area and Haringey is the name of the borough). It is bounded in the north by Turnpike Lane and West Green Road, in the east by Black Boy Lane and Hermitage Road, in the south by Finsbury Park and Seven Sisters Road, and in the west by Wightman Road and the Great Northern Railway line. It is home to a large Cypriot immigrant population, both Greek and Turkish Cypriot, living alongside one another.

Its main street is called Green Lanes (in the plural), and this has many common high street shops, as well as a large Sainsbury's supermarket, a new retail park including a Homebase store, one of Britain's first ever "drive-thru" McDonald's restaurants plus several pubs (including the Pevsner-noted Salisbury Hotel). It is most notable, however, for its many Turkish and Kurdish bakeries, vegetable and kebab shops.

It has two railway stations (Harringay and Harringay Green Lanes), and has a tube station at its north and south ends: Manor House and Turnpike Lane. These stations are mainly in Travelcard Zone 3, with Manor House also in Zone 2 as it marks the border between these zones.

Due to its location on the Piccadilly Line and the number 29 bus route, it is a popular area with students at the University of London. As a result of its population of students and immigrants, a lot of people are just passing through. Changes to the make-up of this transient population occur fairly frequently, with an influx of people from Eastern Europe (especially Poland) having been noticeable recently. People of Greek heritage - both from Cyprus and mainland Greece - have largely moved away from the area in recent years, meanwhile, and Greek-owned businesses along Green Lanes are now few and far between.

Nearby places
- Hornsey
- Finsbury Park
- Stoke Newington
- Seven Sisters
- Turnpike Lane
- Crouch End
- Wood Green

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