Small national rail station going to London Moorgate during the week (Kings Cross at weekends) and to Stevenage/Hertford north. It's also convenient if you want to catch the Piccadilly line at Bounds Green station which is only a 5-minute walk away. The ticket office is only opened for a few hours in the morning. There are no amenities in the station itself but it's close to the Myddleton Road shopping area.
Trevor Brody
Like where I live ,my garden overlooks the station . You often see 50 year old freight locos, & steam engines ,and steam specials from time to time plus eastern region cement & contaner 50 waggon freight trains etc
Christian Gleissner
Peaceful station with easy connection to Moorgate (during week) or Kings Cross (weekend).
A little cafe selling great coffee and pastries recently opened on the platform. Myddleton Road high street with many independent stores is adjacent to the station. Tickets can be purchased on a vending machine or at a booth that is staffed in the mornings.
The Bounds Green tube stop is a 5 minute walk away for catching the Piccadilly Line. Good to have two travel options on the rare occasion that a morning train into the city is cancelled.
It is easy to get a spot on the morning trains, unlike stations that are closer to the city. I very much prefer commuting on the train from this station over using the crowded and dark subway. It has greatly improved my life in London.
Adam Gatto
Small station next to Myddleton Road and a few minutes walk to Bounds Green station (Piccadilly line). There is a manned counter but this isn't open all of the time, and a few ticket machines.
Laurence Gizzi
Nice small station, with a small café
Eric Osman
I've travelled from this station since 2001, and since THE lovely and late Lenny died in 2017, this station is not managed in the same way as before. It has a new cafe and new self serve machine, but its lost the human touch and is not a station that many would want to stop off at as a result.
Ollypl101
Nice Small station
Daniel Mckenzie2 years ago
Sub par station that's nearby the Bounds Green tube station. Obviously, Bounds Green is better for getting into London as the tube is much more frequent there than the trains here.
No step free access and only a single ticket machine. Shelter and seating are passible but yeah, not the best station around.
A little cafe selling great coffee and pastries recently opened on the platform. Myddleton Road high street with many independent stores is adjacent to the station. Tickets can be purchased on a vending machine or at a booth that is staffed in the mornings.
The Bounds Green tube stop is a 5 minute walk away for catching the Piccadilly Line. Good to have two travel options on the rare occasion that a morning train into the city is cancelled.
It is easy to get a spot on the morning trains, unlike stations that are closer to the city. I very much prefer commuting on the train from this station over using the crowded and dark subway. It has greatly improved my life in London.
No step free access and only a single ticket machine. Shelter and seating are passible but yeah, not the best station around.