Bradfield House, Greenvale Avenue, Sheldon, Birmingham
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Bradfield House, Greenvale Avenue, Sheldon, Birmingham
Image: © Brian Robert Marshall Taken: 24 Mar 2010
This is one of two similar blocks of flats in a municipal housing estate (the other is Greenfield House). They are of an unusual design having two longer wings and one shorter wing. There are six floors containing 30 flats. When it came to numbering, someone at Birmingham City Council was of a superstitious nature. The flats are numbered consecutively from 1 to 31 except that there is no number 13. Bradfield House straddles the gridline between this square and the next one west, SP1584. In this view both wings are in this square except that they meet in SP1584.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.461275
Longitude
-1.765942