As they entered the village, they saw the previously grimy and dilapidated old buildings had been completely transformed. Each one looked like the standalone and terraced villas seen in Suton's upscale communities, but none of Suton's villas had houses as old as these.
The residents of Anfield Village seem both dispersed and not dispersed; while not truly clustered, they are still somewhat grouped, with each household cleverly forming its own unique area. Originally, houses with loquat trees planted in front had their styles centered around the loquat. Chaotic flowers and trees were removed, and lawns were transplanted in.
If a house had no trees in front, it featured lush climbing plants, and even these climbing plants, surrounded by vibrant flowers, created spaces for outdoor relaxation with coffee tables and chairs.
