Carlyle Close, N2

Carlyle Close dates from 1935.

Hampstead Garden Suburb
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Carlyle Close, Spencer Drive, Milton Close and Charlton Drive were developed in the mid 1930s. Carlyle Close was designed by Welch, Cachemaille-Day and Lander in 1935-1936.

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