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Tumulus Road, BRIGHTON, BN2 8FR

Viewed from Saltdean Vale with the housing in the distance and the beginning of open downland on the right.

A residential road that runs between Falmer Avenue and Tumulus Avenue that appears to have been laid out by 1951 but only contained three houses. By the end of the 1950s the whole road had been developed. See also Image Coombe Farm can be seen in the distance.

The northern part of the road that heads down to Tumulus Road. Out of shot to the right the road turns south westwards and heads towards Falmer Avenue, see Image In the distance to the left are Image that contain local shops. Beyond are two green rectangles, that to the left lies in the middle of Image whilst to its right is another that forms the middle of Image Continuing southwards a smaller area of green marks the location of Image and another on the far right marks the line of Image All those named roads form junctions to the east with Image Continuing eastwards three more lines of housing form Image, Arlington Gardens and Image respectively. All of those roads form junctions with Greenbank Avenue further to the east which borders onto Telscombe Tye. Below the Tye to the north Coombe Farm can just be made out.

A residential road that runs between Tumulus Road and Lustrells Crescent that was developed in the late 1950s.

A residential road that runs between Tumulus Road and Lustrells Crescent that was developed in the 1950s.

A residential road that runs between Bishopstone Drive and Saltdean Vale. Not laid out on the 1930s OS map but in existence by the 1951 edition with the houses completed by the mid 1960s.

Residential road linking Saltdean Vale with Bishopstone Drive.

Residential road linking Saltdean Vale with Lustrells Vale.

Located on the corner of Saltdean Vale and Lustrells Crescent and one of three original farm buildings that survive from the pre-estate days. Built near the end of the 18th century the barn and neighbouring stables became workshops then offices for the Saltdean Estate Company. The building was listed in 1977 and converted to residential use in 1983.

Located on the corner of Saltdean Vale and Lustrells Crescent and one of three original farm buildings that survive from the pre-estate days, see also Image and Image Built near the end of the 18th century the barn and neighbouring stables became workshops then offices for the Saltdean Estate Company. The building was listed in 1977 and converted to residential use in 1983.