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Barclays Bank branch is conveniently located at 83/85 High Street, a 2.38 mile driving distance north of the centre of Ilford, in Barkingside (near Waverley Gardens). The branch mainly provides service to customers from the areas of Barkingside, Repton Park, Little Heath, The Avenue, Aragon Court, Fairlop, Hainault and Newbury Park. Today (Wednesday), its working hours are 9:30 am until 4:30 pm. Refer to this page for information on Barclays Bank Barkingside, Ilford, including the opening times, map, email address and more.
Barclays Bank branch is conveniently located close to the crossroads of Waverley Gardens and High Street, in Barkingside, Ilford.
Only a 1 minute trip from Baron Gardens, Sandringham Gardens, Fullwell Cross Roundabout and Fremantle Road; a 4 minute drive from Cranbrook Road, Fencepiece Road and A12 / Eastern Avenue; or a 12 minute trip from Woodford Avenue or A12 / Gants Hill Roundabout.
Users of route planners can enter the code IG6 2AQ.
Navigate your bus route to Fremantle Road, Waverley Gardens, Barkingside High Street or Barkingside Police Station. Service on routes: 167, 275, 462, 667 and 677.
If you're coming by the tube, Fairlop Station (2770 ft), Barkingside Station (2870 ft) and Hainault Station (1.09 mi away) are close by. This line will drop you here: Central.
Patrons may get here from Seven Kings Train Station (2.13 mi), Goodmayes Train Station (2.14 mi) and Ilford Train Station (2.30 mi away). The line that stops here is the TfL Rail.
In the nearby area you may come across Claybury Park, Fulwell Cross Library, Barkingside Recreation Ground, Avanti Court Primary School, Ilford County High School and Fairlop Waters Golf Club.
Currently, Barclays Bank owns 3 branches in Ilford, Essex. Like Barclays Bank? Additional branches are located close by:
For a complete listing of Barclays Bank branches near Ilford, click here.
09/08/2018
Automation is great, but 4 weeks to get an appointment with a personal banker is ridiculous.I have tried all Ilford branches, with the same scenario.As a lay person this would suggest that more personal bankers are needed. especially as most things can be dealt with online or over the phone. so those wanting to actually speak to a human face to face are discriminated against. the only other option is taking a day off work and sitting and waiting for an appointment. These appointments book up very early and if you leave the site to grab a coffee or water you loose your appointment. Very unhelpful for people who have been advised by the online team to go to branch and show the paperwork.