Tudor Drive

Tudor Drive sits within the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames as a primarily residential street. Housing is a mix of early- to mid-20th-century semi-detached and terraced homes alongside some later infill, many properties retaining small front gardens and driveways. The road is served by on-street parking and mature street trees, and a short pedestrian link at the western end provides a direct route to a local green space used for informal play and dog walking. Small clusters of shops and services lie within easy walking distance along neighbouring streets, and regular bus routes connect the area with the wider borough.

The neighbourhood has a local, everyday feel: schools, nurseries and community facilities are a short trip away, and commuter journeys are typically made by bus or bicycle to nearby rail connections. Property types and plot sizes make the area popular with families and long-term residents. An element you notice on walks here is the consistency of brickwork and bay-windowed fronts on many houses, a detail that marks the street’s development period and gives Tudor Drive a coherent streetscape.