Arbour Square serves as a surviving pocket of early nineteenth-century elegance in a part of London defined by its industrial history. Laid out in eighteen nineteen on land once known as Arbour Field, the square was originally developed to provide refined housing following the massive expansion of the nearby Commercial Road. You are walking through an area that remains a rare, protected enclave of Georgian townhouses amidst the surrounding urban landscape.
Arbour Square
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