Pinner High Street

The 28 individual entries on the street include number 1, NHLE 1358626; number 3, NHLE 1079688; number 7, NHLE 1079689 and NHLE 1358633; number 9, NHLE 1193639; number 11, NHLE 1079698; numbers 18-24, NHLE 1079703; numbers 25-27, NHLE 1193645; 25A, 25B and 27-35, NHLE 1358629; number 26, NHLE 1286041; number 29, NHLE 1079699; number 32, NHLE 1079704; numbers 33-35, NHLE 1286059; 34, 34A and 36, NHLE 1358634; number 37, NHLE 1079701; number 39, NHLE 1079702; number 41, NHLE 1079692; numbers 45-49, NHLE 1079693; number 46, NHLE 1079695; numbers 48-50, NHLE 1079696; number 52, NHLE 1193606; number 58, NHLE 1193713; numbers 65-67, NHLE 1358606; numbers 82-86, NHLE 1272460; numbers 85-89, NHLE 1193401; number 95, NHLE 1193407; number 97, NHLE 1358607; and numbers 99-101, NHLE 1079727. Two K6 telephone kiosks are listed in their own right at Grade II, one outside number 52A, NHLE 1253902, and one outside number 90, NHLE 1253901. Tudor buildings survive in other parts of the old village; the High Street is mainly eighteenth-century, while Bridge Street beside it has a more urban character and many chain stores. Pinner is 12 miles (19 km) north-west of Charing Cross and the suburb's 2021 population was 38,698. Pinner station, on the Metropolitan line, sits at the foot of the street, 146 m away.