Former police barracks, Scarva
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Former police barracks, Scarva
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 14 Apr 2010
See Image No change since the last photo. The “At risk” register describes it as “A two-storey, four-bay former constabulary barracks, sited at the end of a long terrace of listed buildings in the small canal village of Scarva. Unfortunately, pebble-dashed, and with all of its openings boarded up, it was last used as a dwelling house, but has been uninhabited for well over a decade (it appeared in Buildings at Risk, Vol. 2, p. 33). A substantial property with a large wooded walled garden, it would seem a highly attractive proposition for a restoring owner”.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.33227
Longitude
-6.363592