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Lansdowne Mews, HOVE, BN3 1FW

The entrance is next to the Coopers Cask Pub on Farm Road. Originally stables for the houses in Lansdowne Place, the backs of which are behind, this mews still retains businesses and services and has yet to be converted into housing.

Built as part of the Brunswick development between 1824-29. Brunswick Place is the northward extension of Brunswick Square and the houses here were originally intended for the not quite so well off who couldn't afford the apartments by the sea. These days many are subdivided into flats and bedsits. Looking across Western Road, the B2066.

Estate agents on the corner of Lansdowne Place and Western Road. The building to the left is Palmeira House a block of flats that also has a Tesco Express on the ground floor.

Takes up the bulk of shop space between Farm Road (to the left) and Brunswick Place (out of picture to the right).

Housing lines the western side of Farm Road for its entire length. The space between Farm Road and Lansdowne Place has been filled with small mewses with access under the buildings. Originally used as service and stabling for the grander houses in Lansdowne Place they are now occupied by housing. The Open House sign refers to the current Brighton Festival which runs throughout May whereby artists are able to set up their own galleries showing their own work often in their own homes which are published in the Festival guide for those who wish to visit.

Looking up to the junction with Western Road. The street was built as part of the Brunswick Estate in the 1820s primarily as a service road. To the left is Burger Off a pleasantly named takeaway which lies conveniently near to a pub a few doors up called the Bow Street Runner, which apparently was once the local police station for the newly built Brunswick Estate which had become the Station Inn by the turn of the 20th century. The large building next door to the pub was built in 1855-56 and was the original town hall for Brunswick later becoming Hove's first town hall before that decamped to bigger premises in Church Road. The building is currently used as part of the campus for the Brighton Institute of Modern Music.

Pub and restaurant with a distinct mosaic façade which still retains the name of the original brewery who owned it.

Bow fronted terraced Victorian town houses erected during the 1850s as lower cost housing to the more upmarket Brunswick Square nearby. This part of Lansdowne Place is between Western Road and Lansdowne Road.

Hove old fire station, 17/18a Farm Road, Hove, Brighton, East Sussex