| Albert Road | Named after Prince Albert (1819-1861) the husband of Queen Victoria Houses in Albert Rd. |
| Bambara Crescent | This derives from an Aboriginal word meaning ‘forest’ |
| Beecroft Road West (formerley Beecroft Parade) | Houses in Beecroft Rd Western side-Beecroft |
| Beecroft Road East (formerly Beecroft Parade) | Houses in Beecroft Rd East (formerly Beecroft Parade) |
| Beecroft Road – Cheltenham East side | Houses in Beecroft Road – Cheltenham (odd numbered) |
| Beecroft Road – Cheltenham West side | Houses in Beecroft Road – Cheltenham (even numbered) |
| Blackwood Close | Named after the Blackwood family who built and lived at “Maraba” 8 Beecroft Road |
| Boronia Avenue – Beecroft | Houses in Boronia Ave. |
| Burn’s Road, Beecroft | Incorrectly named after the Byrne’s family who had a dairy on this land until 1946 |
| Carlisle Crescent, Beecroft | Named after the Carlisle family who lived at “Kelvin Grove” 557 Pennant Hills Road. The street was formed in 1953. |
| Castle Howard Road, Cheltenham | Castle Howard is a famous mansion near Malton in Yorkshire. Malton was the birthplace of Sir Henry Copeland’s wives. |
| Chapman Avenue, Beecroft | Named after the Chapman family who lived in “The Grange” Houses in Chapman Avenue |
| Cheltenham Road, Cheltenham | Houses in Cheltenham Road |
| Chorley Avenue, Cheltenham | Houses in Chorley Avenue |
| Cobran Rd. Cheltenham | Cobram Road |
| Copeland Road East, Beecroft | Named after Sir Henry Copeland (1839-1904) who was Secretary (now known as Minister) for Lands in the NSW Parliament in 1886-1887 and again 1891-1894. Houses Copeland Road East North side (odd numbers) |
| Copeland Road – Originally Copeland Street | Houses in Copeland Road |
| Fiona Street | Houses in Fiona Street |
| Garrett Road | Named after the Garrett family who lived nearby in 1917 |
| Hannah Street | This street was named after the first wife of Sir Henry Copeland who was Hannah the daughter of James Beecroft brewer of Malton Yorkshire, England. Houses in Hannah Street |
| Hull Road | Named after the city in Yorkshire – which was the County from whence Sir Henry Copeland came. |
| Kirkham Street | Houses in Kirkham Street |
| Lilla Road | Houses in Lilla Road |
| Lyne Road, Cheltenham | Houses in Lyne Road |
| Malton Road | This road was named after Malton a town in Yorkshire, England, where the wives of Sir Henry Copeland were born. Houses in Malton Road – North |
| Mary Street | This street was named after the second wife of Sir Henry Copeland who was Mary the daughter of James Beecroft brewer of Malton Yorkshire, England. Houses in Mary Street |
| Mason Avenue, Cheltenham | Houses in Mason Avenue |
| Murray Farm Road | Houses in Murray Farm Road |
| Murray Road | Houses in Murray Road |
| Nerana Close | Houses in Nerana Close |
| Norma Crescent, Cheltenham | Houses in Norma Crescent |
| Old Beecroft Road | Houses in Old Beecroft Rd. |
| Park Avenue | Houses in Park Avenue |
| Parker Close | Houses in Parker Close |
| Pennant Hills Road | Houses in Pennant Hills Road |
| Sutherland Road | Houses in Sutherland Rd, Beecroft |
| The Boulevard, Cheltenham | Houses in The Boulevard |
| The Crescent, Cheltenham | Houses in The Crescent |
| The Promenade, Cheltenham | Houses in The Promenade |
| Wandeen Avenue, Beecroft | The name of the street takes its name from the original home – “Wandeen Cottage”Houses in Wandeen Avenue |
| Welham Street, Beecroft | Houses in Welham Street |
| Wongala Crescent, Beecroft | Houses in Wongala Crescent |
| York Street, Beecroft | This street was named after the county which was the birth place of both wives of Sir Henry Copeland. Houses in York Street |
