Chessenden House, The Street
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Chessenden House, The Street
Image: © John Baker Taken: 3 Nov 2013
The scaffolding on the front of the house, reaching as far as the top of the chimney, seems to be part of the work referred to in Ashford Borough Council’s planning application 13/00922/AS, as the wording was “single storey rear extension, minor internal alterations, demolition of modern chimney”. I assume that the upside down chairs in the road outside the Zion chapel were to keep vehicles from parking there.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.149799
Longitude
0.690499