Regency Terrace and Red Brick Nabe by George Gutch and Hugh Biers

Sutherland Avenue is a notable, tree-lined residential street in London, England, running east-west from Maida Vale to Harrow Road within the City of Westminster. Designed in the Regency era by architect George Gutch and built over subsequent decades by Hugh Biers, the avenue originally comprised two separate roads—Stranraer Place and Sutherland Gardens—before being unified in 1887. The most architecturally interesting stretch, from Randolph Avenue to Harrow Road, is distinguished by grand white stucco-fronted period terraces, red-brick mansion blocks, and two Grade II-listed K2 telephone kiosks. Together, these elements form a cohesive streetscape that reflects the planned character of mid-19th-century West London and the broader development patterns of the Tyburn Estate. - AsNotedIn