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North Gardens, BRIGHTON, BN1 3LB

A side street linking North Road/Kew Street to Upper Gloucester road which can be seen in the distance. Interesting clash of building styles with the eastern side compact terracing and the western side set back from the street behind front gardens. The white building on the extreme left was once a pub called the Rose & Crown.

A residential street running from the western end of North Road to Upper Gloucester Road. Developed in the 1820s with the properties on the western side possessing a fair sized front garden. Beyond the house with scaffolding on the left is Image whilst another with scaffolding further down on the right is Image

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Originally running between Upper Gloucester Road and Church Street and developed at various times between 1820 and 1840. The southern end was removed in the mid 1960s to accommodate St Paul's primary School who had to give up their previous premises to the Churchill Square development. Once a much narrower street many of the old cottages were removed in the 1930s with area beyond the yellow wall on the left filled with prefabs from 1947-67 and since replaced with garages. There are now only six dwellings on the street to the immediate left, the houses on the right are actually the rear of premises on North Gardens. In the distance is the roof of Brighton Station.

Originally three cottages which became a public house around 1862 and was rebuilt and refronted in 1928. The houses beyond were built around 1990 on the site of a former Southern Counties Dairy depot which itself had opened in the 1920s and eventually extended to the pub over the intervening period.

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