Mill Hill Escorts

Mill Hill is situated in the London Borough of Barnet and is a suburb just 9 miles from Charing Cross, London. It has two distinct parts which are the old original centrally based Mill Hill Village and the now main hub of the area, Mill Hill Broadway.
Mill Hill is a perfect setting for a rendezvous with one of our fantastic London escorts whether you wish to meet her at your hotel or spend an evening with her in the seclusion of your own home you are assured of an unforgettable evening.

Mill Hill Village is a development along The Ridgeway and has green belt on either side. “Partingdale” and “Burtonhole” form a valley north of The Ridgeway. To the north is Folly Brook which is a tributary of the River Brent and it runs west to east. Burton Hole Farm is the last proper farm in Mill Hill and is to the west as well as a garden centre called Finchley Nurseries and several sports grounds.

“Arrandene” is bordered by Wise Lane, Milespit Hill, Wills Grove and The Ridgeway and this is a unique area of many open fields, meadows and woodland, the open fields were originally hay meadows providing feed for the horses pulling the carriages north to Barnet and beyond.

Billy Fury the well known pop singer of the 1960’s is buried in the non-denominational Mill Hill Cemetery which was formerly known as the “Paddington District Cemetery”.

Mill Hill Broadway is the modern-day centre of Mill Hill and was developed from the 1890’s onwards. In the early part of the 20th century the Midland Railway Station was built and since then Mill Hill Broadway has grown to be a very important local retail area with many shops and cafes.

Mill Hill East has been designated by the Mayor of London as a proposed area of intensification in and around the Inglis Barracks site and as a result of this Barnet Council designated the ‘Mill Hill East Area Action Plan’ and there have been a number of public consultation events, which have at times been noisy events with public opinions being strongly given. Representation have been made to the Planning Inspectorate to reopen the railway line from Mill Hill East station to the west, also local protesters had a small victory when the report confirmed that a local closed road namely Sanders Lane, would not be reopened for traffic.