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Housing is predominantly detached double fronted Victorian houses. These streets run close to Burke Road and hence they are many times used to bypass traffic. You can also see that wideness of street has been narrowed by widening of nature strip specifically designed to slow traffic. Widened sections of footpaths road humps to slow speeding traffic On street parking
You can see trees in all streets paperback, pin oak etc. Area has less than 5 meter setback which is normal for Victorian houses.

This street is a link between Auburn Road and Burke Road. Primarily used for residence this street is fairly wide and connects many internal small streets. It has access to rathmines road reserves making it very nature friendly.

This street connects Harcourt street with Barkers street and is parallel to westley street. it is primarily used as residence. Very friendly neighbourhood and peaceful surroundings. Closeby busy burke road brings in bit of traffic and noise.

Nice and leafy street with mainly grand houses. Mainly used for Residence this street connects Harcourt street with Barkers street and is parallel to cowper street. Has medium slope and Medium fencing for the houses. Very friendly neighbourhood and peaceful surroundings

Nice and leafy street with many large houses. Mainly used for Residence this street connects Harcourt street with Barkers street. Has medium slope and Medium fencing for the houses. Very friendly neighbourhood and peaceful surroundings

Much like the parallel Higham Road and Kildare street, it is a nice cul-de-sac with large houses but is small in width as well as length as compared to Higham road

This street is very green with many good number of trees. It connects Harcourt street with Barkers Road

Much like the parallel Higham Road it is a nice connector with large houses but is small in width as compared to Higham.

This street is very green with many good number of trees. It connects Harcourt street with Barkers Road

Nice connector with large houses. This street is very green with many good number of trees. It connects Harcourt street with Barkers Road

Small and leafy street with many large residential houses

Not accessible through car this area is backward passby of houses. Minimal trees and not built up its just a passby

Nearby shopping areas and dining options makes this small lane very useful passby options.

Very good access to many shopping options, dining options and entertainment. Highly commercial and busy with traffic area.

Mainly a residential street , is very leafy and mostly has multi dwelling developments.

Extension of Auburn parade which merges in busy burwood road.

Nice and wide street with good greenery and busy traffic it connects Harold street and Camberwell road. Many multi dwelling developments and large brick houses. Would say a bit noisy as well but depends what time of day you visit it.

Wolseley Street originates from Auburn Grove. Has many Weather board houses. Small and clean this street is leafy and silent.

Nice small street with a big office building and rest residence with lots of all sizes and few multi dwelling developments.

This street has considerable traffic. It originates from Camberwell Road and extends up in super busy Prospect hill road. Has many modern residential complexes and commercial offices. Wide and clean but busy with traffic this street is good and close to variuos dining, and entertainment options around Camberwell junction

This small avenue has many multidwellng Developments and train tracks on the other side. Connects busy Burwood road with Burke road. Is leafy in character

Large houses and close to train tracks. This Street is only half accessible with cars and rest half you have to walk. It connects Camberwell road and Burke road by walking but it you ca ndrive out on Gillman Street then you could turn out into Burwood road. Many trees and multi dwelling developments in nearby areas