A rare opportunity to acquire a former community facility with redevelopment or reuse potential (subject to planning). The site extends to approximately 0.148 hectares (1,484.27m² / 15,974 sq ft) and is situated in a residential area close to public transport and open green space.

The property comprises the former Quinta Youth Club, now derelict and vacant.

On 15 June 2023, the London Borough of Barnet granted planning approval for a change of use from Use Class F2 (Local Community) to Use Class F1 (Learning and Non‑Residential Institutions), offering scope for future educational, training, or similar institutional uses (subject to any further consents required). Interested parties should make their own enquiries with the local planning authority.

Site Area

• 1,484.27 m²

• 0.148 hectares

• 15,974 sq ft

The property occupies a prominent position on Mays Lane, immediately adjoining Quinta Open Space in the Underhill Ward of the London Borough of Barnet and it immediately adjoins Quinta Village Green, which is a registered Village Green. The Village Green does not form part of the disposal.

Key location benefits include:

• Approximately 1.5 miles from High Barnet Underground Station (Northern Line)

• Adjacent to attractive public open space and within easy reach of local amenities

Asset of Community Value (ACV)

The property is designated as an Asset of Community Value (ACV) under the Localism Act 2011.

As such, any disposal must follow the statutory ACV sale process, granting eligible community groups the right to bid ahead of an open market sale.

Under the Act, a disposal of an ACV triggers a moratorium period during which eligible community interest groups may express an intention to bid for the property. The process is as follows:

Interim Moratorium (6 Weeks):
Community interest groups have 6 weeks from 6th March 2026 to submit a written request to be treated as a potential bidder.

Full Moratorium (6 Months):
If such a request is received within the 6‑week period, a full moratorium of up to 6 months will apply, during which time the owner may not dispose of the asset other than to a community interest group.

Protected Period (12 Months):
Following the end of the moratorium period, the Council may dispose of the property freely for 12 months without triggering another moratorium.

Expressions of interest must be submitted in writing via email to Barnet Council at community.rights@barnet.gov.uk within the specified period.

Further information about the site or the ACV process can be found on Barnet Council’s website at https://www.barnet.gov.uk/community/support-voluntary-community-and-faith-organisations/community-buildings-venues-and-1#title-4