Please choose the region your order will ship to so that we can correctly display currency information while you are shopping. UNITED STATES $ USD UNITED KINGDOM £ GBPWelcome to Finchley Manor Tennis Squash & Health Club Situated in the London Borough of Barnet, close to Finchley Central Underground and several bus routes, Finchley Manor Tennis Squash & Health Club is one of North London’s oldest and finest Tennis & Squash members’ clubs. The club was founded as a Tennis Club in North London in 1881 and then, in the 1960's, two squash courts were built, later increased to four as the squash boom took off. Since then the club has expanded further, converting the grass and shale tennis courts to all-weather surfaces in the 1980's, adding a gym section in the 1990's and increasing social activity generally over these years with bigger and better bar and social facilities. Having been established for over 125 years, Finchley Manor is able to combine traditional standards with modernity to provide excellent playing facilities in a friendly and welcoming environment.
Professional coaching and training is available in all sections, including the gym, at reasonable prices. For those more competitive players of a higher standard, both Tennis and Squash sections field a number of successful teams in inter-club and county competitions. You can book your squash courts online or by using the booking kiosk located in the lounge at the Clubhouse. We are currently extending this service to our Tennis Courts. We are situated in Church End, Finchley in the London Borough of Barnet and close to Finchley Central Underground Station. We have ample on site parking and are within easy reach of public transport links making journeys by foot, car, underground, bus or taxi straightforward. Our full address is... The closest underground stations, Finchley Central, and Mill Hill East are a short walk away. From Finchley Central tube station... On Foot - 0.7 mi - 13 mins Head north toward A598 / Regent&'s Park Rd Turn left at A598 / Regent's Park Rd
Turn right at Dollis Park Turn left at Lyndhurst Gardens Finchley Manor will be on the left after approximately 200 metres From Mill Hill East tube station... On Foot - 0.5 mi - 10 mins Head south on B55 / Bittacy Hill Go straight over the mini roundabout Take the first exit on Holder Hill roundabout to travel south on B1462 / Dollis Road Take the alley where Thornfield Avenue meets Dollis Road (on the right) Walk up this alley with Chist's College Playing fields on your left and right, until you reach Lyndhurst Gardens Cross over to arrive at Finchley Manor. The stations are served by the Northern Line (coloured black on the map). To view a map of the underground Click Here. The major bus routes within a 10 minute walk of Finchley Manor are at the top of Finchley Central on Regent's Park Road turning into Ballards Lane: 143- Brent Cross Shopping Centre to Archway Station 326- The Spires, Barnet to Brent Cross Shopping Centre
460- North Finchley Station to Willesden Bus Garage 82- North Finchley Station to Victoria Station 125- Winchmore Hill to St. Mary's Church, Finchley To walk from Ballard's Lane on Finchley Central to Finchley Manor… Walk away from Finchley Central into Regent's Park Road Finchley Manor will be on the left after approximately 200 metres. The closest bus stops are 5 minutes from Finchley Manor, on Holders Hill roundabout and Dollis Road. 382- Southgate Station to Mill Hill East Station 240- Golders Green Station to Edgware Station 221- Edgware Station to Turnpike Lane Station To walk from Holders Hill roundabout to Finchley Manor… Take the exit on Holder Hill roundabout to travel south on B1462 / Dollis Road Cross over to arrive at Finchley ManorFind a class near youWork out at home with Les Mills On Demand. GET FIT, STAY FIT, STAY FITTER RELEASE YOUR INNER WARRIOR CALM AND CENTERED, LONG AND STRONG HEAR THE BEATS, FEEL THE MOVES
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