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==Winchmore Hill in the 21st century==
At the heart of the area is Winchmore Hill Green, a [[village green]] surrounded by shops and restaurants. Winchmore Hill also features its own "millionaire's row", Broad Walk, which has been home to many rich and famous individuals.

Of particular note is [[Grovelands Park]], originally a private estate before being partly sold off to the council in 1913. The remaining private section now houses the [[Priory Hospital|Priory Clinic]], which hosted [[General Pinochet]] while he was in the UK awaiting charges from the Spanish government.

[[Winchmore Hill Cricket Club|Winchmore Hill Sports Club]] provides the local community with facilities and teams for cricket, football, tennis, hockey, and table tennis.

Winchmore Hill is located in the Parliamentary [[constituency]] of [[Enfield Southgate]].

===Demography===
At the 2001 census, Winchmore Hill had 12,225 residents in 4,976 households. 80% of residences were owned by their occupiers. The population was in general rather older than in the rest of Enfield – 38.3% being 45 or over, compared with 35.3% for the borough as a whole.

At the 2011 census, 76% of the ward's population of 13,403 was white (54% British, 18% Other, 4% Irish). The area is also covered by the Bush Hill Park ward which had a population of 13,923. In 2011, the ward was 74.3% White (53.1% British, 16.8% Other White and 3.2% Irish)<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.ukcensusdata.com/enfield-e09000010|title=Enfield - UK Census Data 2011|website=ukcensusdata.com}}</ref>