Byron Drive, N2

Byron Drive is one of a number of cul-de-sacs off The Bishops Avenue built when large houses were demolished for development.

Hampstead Garden Suburb
Credit: Wiki Commons

TIP: If you choose a historical map, an 'opacity' control will appear top right. Slide it to view the old map compared to a new map.

NEARBY LOCATIONS OF NOTE

Bishop’s Wood Together with Winnington Road, Ingram Avenue and the reknowned Bishop’s Avenue, the wood was named after Arthur Winnington-Ingram, who as Bishop of London, owned much of the surrounding area.

Bishop’s Wood

NEARBY STREETS

Arden Court Gardens, N2 Arden Court Gardens leads east off The Bishops Avenue (Hampstead Garden Suburb)

Arden Court Gardens, N2

Bishop’s Grove, N2 Bishop’s Grove runs off The Bishops Avenue towards Highgate Golf Course (Hampstead Garden Suburb)

Bishop’s Grove, N2

Byron Drive, N2 Byron Drive is one of a number of cul-de-sacs off The Bishops Avenue built when large houses were demolished for development (Hampstead Garden Suburb)

Byron Drive, N2

Canons Close, N2 Canons Close was built in the gardens of a house called East Weald (Hampstead Garden Suburb)

Canons Close, N2

Carlyle Close, N2 Carlyle Close dates from 1935 (Hampstead Garden Suburb)

Carlyle Close, N2

Chalton Drive, N2 Carlyle Close, Spencer Drive, Milton Close and Charlton Drive were all developed between 1934 and 1937 (Hampstead Garden Suburb)

Chalton Drive, N2

Church Mount, N2 Church Mount features detached houses individually designed in the late 1930s and mid-1950s by various architects (Hampstead Garden Suburb)

Church Mount, N2

Courtenay Avenue, N6 Courtenay Avenue is a road in the N6 postcode area (Highgate)

Courtenay Avenue, N6

Danewood Drive, N2 Danewood Drive took the place of a rustic pond beside Winnington Road (Hampstead Garden Suburb)

Danewood Drive, N2

Holne Chase, N2 Holne Chase is the eastern extension of Meadway and leads to Winnington Road (Hampstead Garden Suburb)

Holne Chase, N2

Linden Lea, N2 Linden Lea was developed by H. Meckhonik and J. Oliphant in the mid to late 1930s (Hampstead Garden Suburb)

Linden Lea, N2

Lytton Close, N2 Lytton Close, designed by G.G. Winbourne in 1935, is a Grade II-listed Modern Movement development (Hampstead Garden Suburb)

Lytton Close, N2

Milton Close, N2 Milton Close was designed by C.G. Butler between 1934-1936 (Hampstead Garden Suburb)

Milton Close, N2

Neville Drive, N2 Most houses on Neville Drive were built in the mid-1930s by a variety of architects, reflecting the economic realities of the period (Hampstead Garden Suburb)

Neville Drive, N2

Rowan Walk, N2 Rowan Walk was built in the mid-1930s by various architects including De Metz, Soutar, Katona, Butler, and Drury and Reekie (Hampstead Garden Suburb)

Rowan Walk, N2

Spencer Drive, N2 Spencer Drive is mid 1930s development within Hampstead Garden Suburb (Hampstead Garden Suburb)

Spencer Drive, N2

The Bishops Avenue, N2 The Bishops Avenue is a prestigious road connecting East Finchley with the north side of Hampstead Heath at Kenwood (Hampstead Lane) (Hampstead Garden Suburb)

The Bishops Avenue, N2

White Lodge Close, N2 White Lodge Close is a later infill road, off The Bishops Avenue (Hampstead Garden Suburb)

White Lodge Close, N2

Winnington Close, N2 Winnington Close lies off Winnington Road (Hampstead Garden Suburb)

Winnington Close, N2

Winnington Road, N2 Winnington Road was added to Hampstead Garden Suburb in 1930 (Hampstead Garden Suburb)

Winnington Road, N2

Click here to explore another London street
We now have 681 completed street histories and 46819 partial histories

Click here to see photos of the area