Northwood Hills tube station

Northwood Hills station stands on the Metropolitan line in north-west London. It sits between Northwood and Pinner stations in the London Borough of Hillingdon. The area around the station is lower than Northwood despite its name. A competition in 1933 chose the station’s name, with a woman from North Harrow submitting the winning entry. The station opened on 13 November 1933. It serves London fare zone 6. The station connects to central London and nearby areas. Northbound trains run to Watford, Amersham and Chesham at regular intervals. Southbound services head to Wembley Park, Baker Street and Aldgate. Buses 282, H11 and H13 stop near the station at Northwood Hills Circus. Trains run frequently, making travel convenient for residents and visitors. The station itself is a modest brick building typical of 1930s design. Its booking hall and platform retain a simple, functional style. The surrounding area is residential, with local shops and green spaces nearby. The station provides a quiet entry point to London’s transport network. It offers easy access to both the city and the outer suburbs.