IMAGES TAKEN NEAR TO
Mariners View, Sandown Road, DEAL, CT14 6LP

The scaffolding suggests that work is being carried out to the exterior of the house.

A late Victorian building on Sandown Road. It, along with nos 151 - 155 (see Image), is shown on the 1898 1:2500 map in an otherwise largely undeveloped road; it's not until the 1957 equivalent map that there is any significant development in that section of the road. On the right is Harold Road, one of a number of roads in this part of Deal named after Saxon/Viking kings. On the 1898 map it is shown as Wakeham's Road; the 1907 map shows it with its current name.

A late Victorian building on Sandown Road. It, along with nos 151 - 155 (see Image), is shown on the 1898 1:2500 map in an otherwise largely undeveloped road; it's not until the 1957 equivalent map that there is any significant development in that section of the road.

Planning permission has been granted by Dover District Council under application number DOV/16/01320 for “alterations to roof including erection of front gable roof extension with inset balcony and balustrade, roof lights and flue. New second floor windows to south and north facing elevations. Replacement first floor windows to west and east facing elevations. Alterations to balcony windows and replacement cladding”.

Sea front housing at the northern end of Deal. A lot of balconies and big windows along here for the fine views out over The Channel.

The scene is at the north end of the town, with the shingle beach and sea front next to the road called "The Marina."

Looking south from the junction with Godwyn Road. Telephone poles like the one shown here are getting increasingly rare as underground fibre-optic cables take over.