Craven Hill Gardens

Craven Hill Gardens is a classical, Victorian, residential garden estate which has two small garden squares, the green subset of squares in London. It is located in Lancaster Gate, Bayswater, which is south-west of contemporary Paddington (that it was once a part of). It is made up of four rows of residential buildings lining its three streets and eastern returns, lying between 160 and 250 metres north of Hyde Park. The western return of this street configuration is partly Leinster Gardens and partly Leinster Terrace. Numbers 13–23, the higher numbers of Craven Hill – a continuation street – face its larger private garden, one block of which is a listed building. A 1960s block, known as Corringham, forms its second architecturally exceptional building and has a large private garden, the secondary garden. Both gardens are surrounded by trees. The estate was a semi-rural possession of the Lords Craven in the 18th century.

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