English: Sandringham Gardens, part of a group of streets in Leeds where the dwellings look like a semi-detached house but consists of 4 maisonettes, that is 4 flats (2 up, 2 down) with separate entrances, the upstairs ones being on the sides of the building (seen on the left of the nearest one. It is part of a 1930s estate all of the same design with shared grassed areas behind. The roof is tiled. The walls are brick with render cover apart from decorative brickwork details. The leaseholders are required to keep the buildings all painted the same way. The street is a cul-de-sac, with the end dwelling in view. Cars are parked partially on the pavement on both sides. Near centre is a street light on a galvanised lamppost. TV aerials and satellite dishes can be seen.