Neale Close was designed by Butler in 1929.
Neale Close is an extensive group of cottages in styles reminiscent of the pre-First World War cottages found in the older part of Hampstead Garden Suburb.
It was designed in a unified Arts and Crafts style. It consists of eight blocks of maisonettes deploying four different designs, which share characteristic features such as red Flemish bond brickwork, timber casement windows, and arched porches with set back doors.
