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Tor Road, PEACEHAVEN, BN10 7SX

A small public park at the northern end of Peacehaven. It seems it was originally planned as an open space surrounded by a road of that name, however, the road has long disappeared whilst the land for many years undeveloped and rough in nature has now been landscaped as a public open space.

Small cul-de-sac off Glynn Road West that runs to Image Like most areas of Peacehaven only one plot was built on by the end of the 1920s and only one other added by the end of the 1970s prior to infilling that occurred in the following decade to bring the total number of houses up to seven.

The dividing line between Glynn Road and Glynn Road West designed to funnel residential traffic towards either Downs Walk or Pelham Rise even the pavement to the right has a contraption to stop motorcyclists taking a short cut. Glynn Road is an original road of Peacehaven laid out in the 1920s and for many years little more than a dirt track until the 1980s when much of the northern end of Peacehaven was developed.

Small cul de sac off Glynn Road developed during the mid to late 1980s as part of the infilling of vacant plots between Firle Road and Telscombe Road.

Another of the remaining unmade roads in Peacehaven. Tor Road was originally planned to flank Image an open green space and ran from Phyllis Avenue in the west to Roderick Avenue to the east. These plans did not come off and for a while both sections of the road were actually linked via a track until that too disappeared when The Oval became a proper public open space. This view looks toward the junction with Downs Walk, formerly the northern section of Phyllis Avenue.

One of the original east-west roads that ran from Phyllis Avenue to what was planned to be the northern extension of Steyning Avenue that for many years was little more than an unmade track. Most of the northern edge of Peacehaven was developed from the late 1970s onwards made up of cul-de-sacs rather than straight avenues that left the eastern junction of this road with a new route, Pelham Rise.

Small cul de sac off Roderick Avenue North built in the 1980s when many of the vacant plots between Telscombe Road and Firle Road were developed and filled.

Originally an old track that linked the villages of Telscombe and Piddinghoe across a high ridge of downland. Since the First World War it has effectively been the northern boundary of Peacehaven. Viewed from the junction with Pelham Rise.

Small estate off Heathy Brow built in the 1980s and viewed from a footpath that links that road to Glynn Road.

Small cul-de-sac running north of Heathy Brow built in the early 1980s as the northern end of Peacehaven was redeveloped.