Architecture and history:
Late Victorian terraces. Named in 1896 after a country estate of Edward Alleyn.

Comments:
Quiet and tree lined.

Architecture and history:
Named in 1894.

Comments:

Architecture and history:
Named after actor contemporary of Edward Alleyn.

Comments:
Quiet road but busy in rush hour. Many houses back on to Sports Fields.

Key Properties:
Nos 134-174

Calton Avenue

Architecture and history:
Large late Victorian houses. Named in 1880 after Thomas Calton.

Comments:
Overlooks Alleyn's playing fields.

Key Properties:
Nos 1a-59
Nos 2-36

College Road

Architecture and history:
Mixed period styles. Named after Dulwich College, the Old & New Colleges are sited on the road.

Comments:
Busy road linking Dulwich and Upper Norwood. Many houses back onto Dulwich Park or green spaces. A working tollgate remains in use.

Key Properties:
Nos 11-15 (C18)
No 23 Bell Cottage (C18 weather boarded with Doric staircase)
Bell House (1767 with alterations by Lutyens)
No 41 (1721 altered)
Nos 51-53

Architecture and history:
Originally named Dulwich Court Lane after Dulwich Court Farm (now Park)

Comments:
Fairly quiet road except in rush hour.

Key Properties:
Nos 1a-35
Nos 2-40

Architecture and history:
Named in 1908 after Dovercourt in Essex.

Architecture and history:
Many early Georgian villas.

Comments:
Despite being part of the South Circular Road it has a distinctly rural feel as it borders various sports fields, Dulwich Park and Dulwich Woods.

Key Properties:
Elm Lawn (mid C18 villa - altered)
Old Blew House (early C18 villa - rendered)
Northcroft & Willows (1810 stuccoed pair by George Tappen the College surveyor)
Glenlea (1830 by George Tappen - stuccoed)

Dulwich Village

Architecture and history:
Many Georgian houses plus C20 houses.

Comments:
Busy but charming road.

Key Properties:
Nos 19-49
Nos 40-118 including:
No 57 (c. 1820 villa)
No 59 (c.1740)
No 97 (1796 five windows wide)
No 101 (1760 with canted bay windows)
No 103 (c. 1760)

Pond Cottages

Architecture and history:
Many historic houses (a book was written on them in 2001)

Comments:
Off College Road by College playing fields.

Key Properties:
No 3 (mid C18)

Comments:
Quiet and attractive road off Turney Road with modern cottages.

Architecture and history:
Named in 1905 after George L Turney of Camberwell Vestry.

Comments:
Many houses back on to Sports Fields.

Key Properties:
Nos 224-268