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It's a long road - perhaps 2/3 of a mile - but hardly busy, unless you are there when the school starts and finishes. It is particularly quiet from Friern Road up to Donkey Alley. Interestingly (well, to me) it's a good 1 or 2C colder in the winter mornings than at, say, E Dulwich station, probably because it's on a hill. At night near to the school it is often almost silent (until the planes come gliding in at 0415, but that's another story and one that doesn't bother me much).

I owned a house the lordship Lane end, on the stretch before the Castle.


Always very happy there, no problems at all with noise and generally easy to park - except on a Sunday evening randomly. Neighbours were all very friendly, and only a 15 min walk to the station / couple of minutes to all bus routes. Would recommend.

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