Does it matter if you live in a 'Street'

What about 'Road'? Like a lot of cities, but this more than most I think, we have whole areas of development called Samename Close, Avenue, Crescent, Street and other variations and it is a nightmare to find addresses. And the names in the area are often similar, famous literary figures or south coast towns or fruit. Nothing very distinctive about these!

I wonder if we do it unconsciously? Our address is ........Farm. It used to be ........Farm Bungalow because our two acre smallholding was part of a much larger farm. I was quick to drop the Bungalow part of the address because I didn't want people to think we lived in a tied house.

The farm road outside the property is traditionally referred to as a drove. After 25 years planting hedges and trees alongside our bit it's now very pretty so I call it a lane.

DD is living in a static caravan at the bottom of our garden while we do a building conversion. She insists on calling it a mobile home!!

I think we all have a bit of HB in us.

You can't judge a road by it's name. I know a Blossoms Glade which is on a scruffy run down caravan site. I think sometimes posh names are given to compensate for the lack of character in the area.
Proud to say that I live in a Drive, with some nice houses, but mine is a tiny terraced two up two down.