The triangle bounded by Kensington Road and Brompton Road forms a typically Georgian residential area, laid out around three squares: Trevor Square (1818), Brompton Square (1826) and Montpelier Square (1837). The houses, with stuccoed ground floors and brick upper floors, are decorated with narrow windows and magnificent balconies. Between these squares is a tracery of narrow streets, railings closing off small flower gardens around which are small cottages (Rutland Street).