Forty Hall & Estate

One of the best places in Enfield. Great trails , good for picnics , browsing farmers market , checking out the animals at the farm , runs, rest... everything!

The Forty Hall Cedar of Lebanon, one of the Great Trees of London, is to the left as you face the house, with the lake behind. It dates back to the turn of the 18th century.

17 August: A grand Jacobean house built in 1629 for Sir Nicholas Rainton, later Lord Mayor of London. The park is home to a modern vineyard , the first of its size in London since medieval times.

Surprisingly well renovated house in beautiful grounds. Well worth a visit if you're around.

The new management at the café has transformed it into a destination in its own right.

Surprisingly well renovated house in beautiful grounds. Well worth a visit.

Nice for a morning jog ! Get it done early before the school runs????

On London LOOP walk. Look out for the red-brick gateway, thought to have been built by Inigo Jones, the architect of Covent Garden Piazza.

Home made scones with cream and house jam are good ;)

Wonderful gardens !

Nice place to have a picnic , throw a frisbee around and just chill .

The coffee is good, but the service is shocking: still run by in-house Enfield Council services.

Good cafe !! Lots of space.