Camberwell Property Guide: Myatt's Fields roads

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Camberwell Property Guide:
Myatt's Fields roads

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Information	Baldwin Crescent	Calais Street	Camberwell New Road

Minit estate was developed in 19th Century. The area was developed following the coming of the railway. 1862 map shows the Minet estate pre-development. The park was named Myatts Fieldds by Minet family. No shops or pubs were allowed.	Named after Charles Baldwin, a judge, who lived at Grove Hill in the 19th Century.	Named after town where Minet family once lived.	Laid out in 1818 after the opening of Vauxhall Bridge and developed in c. 1820s with urban terraces and villas. Nos 62-84 (64-76 are 1825) No 189 Clifton Cottage (1823)

Denmark Road	Flodden Road	Knatchbull Road	Estate agents

Situated by Myatt’s Field. Can be busy with traffic. Probably named after Prince George of Denmark who was Queen Anne’s Consort until his death in 1708 Conservation area: 98-112.	Camberwell was originally in Surrey. The Earl of Surrey led the English to victory at the battle of Flodden (1513). The First Surrey Rifles HQ was established in 1865, Known as Brunswick Road in 1862?	map Knatchbull Road was developed from c 1820. Part of the Minet estate acquired from Knatchbull family in 1770..Conservation area: 4-28, 1-49. Longfield Hall (1889 bow-fronted with corner entrances)	Hunters 29 Denmark Hill Camberwell SE5 8RS 020 7708 2002 Hunters was established in 1992 and the Camberwell branch opened in 2012 Sales and lettings Voted Best Independent Estate Agency in the UK 2004 More info