Turner’s Wood, built in 1916, was the final road of the original Hampstead Garden Suburb before the First World War brought work to an end.
It was the last work of architect G.L. Sutcliffe who died soon after its completion. The architecture varies greatly.
Turner’s Wood was very successful architecturally - red brickwork being a major feature.
The road is backed onto by a private woodland of the same name.
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Turner’s Wood, built in 1916, was the final road of the original Hampstead Garden Suburb before the First World War brought work to an end.
