Sentence examples for estate boundary from inspiring English sources

Walk along the tarmac path until you reach the estate boundary.

The origin of council housing lies in the Housing of the Working Classes Act of 1890: three years later, the first council estate – Boundary Street, on the border of Shoreditch and Bethnal Green – was built in east London.

There is a long tradition of neighborhoods being "discovered" and renamed, and real estate boundaries reconfigured.

Southern slave owners often recognized such marriages (even across estate boundaries) and their offspring because to have done otherwise would have interfered with production.

Estate boundaries from this period survive in features such as sunken lanes and banks.

Beyond the edge of the Ifield West estate, the boundary extends to Faygate and the farms and rural roads around that hamlet.

But Roosevelt's story does not end at his estate's boundary, museum trustees say.

The estate had boundaries at Split Crow Road, Old Durham Road, Hendon Road and Carr Hill Road but documents indicate that Deckham stretches to Durham Road in the west and the streets adjoining Hendon Road as far north as the Bankies open space at Mount Pleasant.

Completed in 1900 by architects at London City Council (LCC) over a slum known as the Old Nichol, the Boundary Estate was the first council estate to be built in Britain.

Completed in 1900 by architects at London City Council (LCC) over a slum known as the Old Nichol, the Boundary Estate was the first public housing estate to be built in Britain.

I like the Boundary estate and its history.