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Brookside, ORPINGTON, BR6 0AW

a short close built in the 1960s(?) off Mayfield Avenue.

A series of photos showing the diversity of housing in one gridsquare in outer suburbia. For others in series see http://www.geograph.org.uk/search.php?i=1905481. Any further information, such as building dates and what was on the sites before building, would be appreciated. Brookside, a short close built in the 1960s(?) off Mayfield Avenue.

Part of the Sandycroft Estate built around 1970 between Crofton Lane and Chislehurst Road on the site of a former orchard of the same name.

A series of photos showing the diversity of housing in one gridsquare in outer suburbia. For others in series see http://www.geograph.org.uk/search.php?i=1905481. Any further information, such as building dates and what was on the sites before building, would be appreciated. This is Melbourne Close, a short interwar cul-de-sac off Lynwood Grove.

A row of local shops in Fordwich Close on the Sandycroft Estate, an estate built around 1970 between Crofton Lane and Chislehurst Road on the site of a former orchard of the same name.

Like most of the roads in Petts Wood, Lynwood Grove is tree-lined. It is seen here from Crofton Lane.

A series of photos showing the diversity of housing in one gridsquare in outer suburbia. For others in series see http://www.geograph.org.uk/search.php?i=1905481. Any further information, such as building dates and what was on the sites before building, would be appreciated. This is Bicknor Road, a small 1970s (?) high density estate, in an area shown as recently as the 1940 1 inch map at http://www.npemap.org.uk/tiles/map.html#546,166,1 as an orchard, and in the 1970 1 inch map as an open space.

A series of photos showing the diversity of housing in one gridsquare in outer suburbia. For others in series see http://www.geograph.org.uk/search.php?i=1905481. Any further information, such as building dates and what was on the sites before building, would be appreciated. These single storey old person's flats are in Horsmonden Close, in part of the 1970s (?) development near the junction of Crofton Lane with Chislehurst Road. They are operated by Broomleigh Housing Association,

Part of the inter-war development of the Knoll Rise/Broom Hill area. Although the road is shown on the 1938 6 inch map (based on a 1930-31 revision), it only served as a link between Broxbourne Road and Mayfield Avenue (seen in the background - which at that time ended at its junction with Irvine Way). The only house shown was that seen behind the tree in this photo - the two bungalows came later in what was initially its back garden.

A series of photos showing the diversity of housing in one gridsquare in outer suburbia. For others in series see http://www.geograph.org.uk/search.php?i=1905481. Any further information, such as building dates and what was on the sites before building, would be appreciated. This is Lynwood Grove, a tree lined interwar development with large detached houses, each of a different design, built on the site of what in the early part of the 20th Century was a golf course.