Just around the corner from where we live, is a little wooded common area where people go to walk their dogs, do their yoga or sometimes get up to no good. In the winter, it remains a desolate, cold and horrible place but in the summer, it becomes a lush green haven. But by far, my favourite aspect of this park is the surrounding houses. It’s certainly not the wealthiest area in London, but the residents are obviously very house proud. Each garden is immaculate, gates and fencing have been meticulously painted and you can be sure that on a summer’s day, everyone is out in their gardens having a barbeque or playing cricket on the common.
All images via Wishful Thinking
great pics. I miss London... sigh... :)
ReplyDeleteit all looks so british! love it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a quaint little neighborhood! Love all the greens.
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous facades and gardens! I have always loved daydreaming as I stroll through different neighborhoods and admiring beautiful homes both grand and simple. My favorite is the second to last house with the white gate.
ReplyDeleteSo British! I like your neighbourhood and enjoy all the pics you take.
ReplyDeleteHow beautifully charming. Especially the climbing vines and lilacs. My husband and I love going to for walks to look at houses as well :-)
ReplyDeleteWow! what gorgeous images. I'm trying to guess what neighborhood this could be. Can you give us a clue ;-)
ReplyDeleteHow pretty and leafy! Good old London. I am all home sick now! :(
ReplyDeleteThese homes look so different from American homes and I love them! There are all so unique with so much character! such beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, love your pics! xxx
ReplyDeleteOh how I love ........ it's funny here in Canada, we are modelled after London or the "British" and a lot of the architecture used to match that of what you have shown above, same with the gardens etc. Unfortunately, we are losing the root of where it came from here and there is not only less gardens but beautiful homes in the "rich" areas are being torn down because the only people that can afford them are immigrants who have a whole other idea as to what is beautiful so to see this makes me smile.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh my word, it would be such a dream come true to live in any of those homes! I dream of having ivy and wisteria grow around my home!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous, so English! I love the one with wisteria growing over it. xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute neighborhood! The houses all look so beautiful.
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