Commuting is a fundamental part of London life. Whether you’re working remotely and heading into central for the occasional meeting, following a hybrid routine or commuting daily, having access to convenient transport connections is non-negotiable.
Thankfully, at Cassia, you have exactly that. Perfectly positioned between Oakwood and Southgate tube stations, both on the Piccadilly line, the development keeps you connected to the heart of the capital. Plus, its location in Enfield makes it easy to explore the wider North London region and Hertfordshire beyond.
Here’s a closer look at some of the London transport links available to you as a homeowner at Cassia.
Travelling from Oakwood tube station
There are various ways to get to Oakwood Station from Cassia. You can top up your daily step count by walking there, which takes around 17 minutes. If you prefer to drive, the development features allocated off-street parking for select apartments, and there’s a car park at Oakwood Station with tariffs including daily and season tickets.
Alternatively, you can catch the 121 bus on Chase Road and get dropped right outside the station. Closer to the development, you can hop on the 299 bus on Avenue Road and alight at Reservoir Road/Green Road, then walk the rest of the way. Both options take between 12 and 14 minutes and give you a chance to stretch your legs.
Oakwood to Euston
Journey time: 32 minutes
At Oakwood Station, hop on the Piccadilly line to Finsbury Park, then change onto the Victoria line to reach Euston. This transport hub that acts as a gateway to other parts of London, the South East and the wider UK. National Rail services from the station include West Midlands Trains and Avanti West Coast. Meanwhile, the Lioness line on the London Overground connects Euston with Watford Junction, and both the Bank and Charing Cross branches of the Northern Line on the Underground run from the station, making it easy to reach commuter hubs like Shoreditch, Farringdon and the City.
From Euston, it’s just a short, five-minute walk to Euston Square station, where the Circle, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan lines operate.
Oakwood to Oxford Circus
Journey time: 35 minutes
If you work in the centre of the action – or simply fancy being a tourist for the day – Oxford Circus will be on your calling card. Hop on the Picadilly line at Oakwood, change onto the Victoria line at Finsbury Park, and you can reach this iconic destination in approximately 35 minutes.
Oakwood to Victoria
Journey times: 39 minutes
From Oakwood Station, you can reach the West End in just over half an hour. Change over at Finsbury Park onto the Victoria line to arrive at Victoria Station. From here, you can hop on the Circle and District lines, heading towards places like Westminster, South Kensington and Notting Hill Gate.
Oakwood to Finsbury Park
Journey time: 18 minutes
Finsbury Park is a hive of activity in Haringey, and you can get there in 18 minutes from Oakwood Station. The park itself is a lush green space with tree-lined avenues, a boating lake, sports facilities, a café and more. It’s also the backdrop to events throughout the year, from running races to concerts in the summertime. Meanwhile, the wider area features a host of pubs, eateries and independent shops, making it a great place to come for weekend exploration.
Travelling from Southgate tube station
From Cassia, walk down Avenue Road and along Chase Side, and you’ll come to Southgate Station in approximately 18 minutes. Alternatively, you can hop on the 299 bus at Avenue Road/Grosvenor Court (the stop is just moments from the development) and alight at the station. The journey takes around eight minutes, and services run every 15 minutes.
Southgate to Kings Cross St Pancras
Journey time: 25 minutes
From Southgate Station, the Piccadilly line runs directly to King’s Cross St Pancras, a major hub for underground, national and international rail services. The station brings together six tube lines (Piccadilly, Northern, Victoria, Circle, Metropolitan and Hammersmith & City) with the Eurostar, High Speed Rail, LNER services and more.
The wider area regeneration of King’s Cross has turned the neighbourhood into a destination for work and play, with a host of new offices, shops and restaurants, particularly around Coal Drops Yard.
Southgate to Liverpool Street
Journey time: 41 minutes
To reach London’s historic financial district, you have two options. Hop on the tube at Southgate and change at King’s Cross St Pancras to the Circle, Metropolitan or Hammersmith & City line to arrive at Liverpool Street in just over 40 minutes.
Alternatively, on the Picadilly line from Southgate, alight at Finsbury Park and pick up the Great Northern service to Moorgate, if that brings you closer to your office in the City.
Southgate to London Bridge
Journey time: 42 minutes
To reach London Bridge from Southgate Station, it’s another case of taking the Picadilly line to King’s Cross St Pancras and changing tubes. This time to the Northern line via Bank, for a commute that takes just over 40 minutes.
As well as offices, the area brings together shopping, dining, art and culture, with the likes of Borough Market, Shakespeare’s Globe, Tate Modern and the Fashion and Textile Museum all within walking distance from the station.
Southgate to Paddington
Journey time: 45 minutes
Another key London transport hub, Paddington Station, is just a 45-minute journey from Southgate. Simply take the Piccadilly line and change at King’s Cross onto the Circle or Hammersmith & City line to arrive at Paddington. From there, you can connect to the Elizabeth line or hop on the Heathrow Express to the airport – ideal whether work is taking you further afield or you’re heading off on a well-deserved break.
Discover Shared Ownership homes for sale in Oakwood
You’ll have all these London transport links within reach when you live in Oakwood. This leafy North London neighbourhood blends suburban charm with access to the capital and beyond, offering the best of both worlds.
At Newlon Living, we have a selection of apartments in Oakwood, available to buy with Shared Ownership, a government-backed scheme designed to help people onto the property ladder. Explore the development to learn more about the community and register your interest in a home.
