Sundridge House
Introduction
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Sundridge House
Image: © Ian Capper Taken: 22 Aug 2012
Former 19th century pub (known as the Lamb Inn), converted to offices around 1999 and then to a Chinese restaurant in around 2003. Following a decline in business leading to closure, the owner has applied to convert the building to a house (planning permission for which was granted in 2010), but further plans to develop the adjacent car park for housing have been refused, due to the green belt/conservation area/AONB status of the site. At the time of this photo, another proposal is being considered, namely the redevelopment of part of the building for residential use, with a second detached house behind, and with the car park area being landscaped as a garden, to maintain the openness of the site.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.278655
Longitude
0.13032