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This part of the development is located in Clarence Road but the road leading into it also has the same name. The road sign, on its right, indicates that it leads to Carpenters Court and Founders View. Carpenters Court is the taller building beyond the row of houses known as Millers Rest https://elements-hernebay.co.uk/page/overview

Seen from Clarence Road, planning permission was granted by Canterbury City Council under application numbers CA//15/02786 & CA//15/02787 for the “retention of listed building and reinstatement from school back to dwelling. Remainder of school to be demolished for residential development comprising of 17 apartments, 5 semi-detached units and 8 townhouses”. It is grade II listed with the original portion of the building being a house of about 1820. There are modern school additions to the east and west. It used to be known as La Sainte Union Convent School http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101336849-la-sainte-union-convent-school-canterbury#.VsN23cLcvcc This image shows Image before demolition commenced, which has reduced the building to the part which is being retained. A small fragment of this part can be seen to the right of the lamppost, in the distance. The building site will become part of The Elements housing development https://elements-hernebay.co.uk/page/overview

Viewed from Clarence Road, the houses, under construction, are to be named Millers Rest https://elements-hernebay.co.uk/page/overview Planning permission was granted by Canterbury City Council under application numbers CA//15/02786 & CA//15/02787 for the “retention of listed building and reinstatement from school back to dwelling. Remainder of school to be demolished for residential development comprising of 17 apartments, 5 semi-detached units and 8 townhouses”.

Viewed from Clarence Road, the white-painted houses are to be named Millers Rest while the taller house, at the far end, is to be named Carpenters Court. The house under construction, on the left, is to be named Founders View https://elements-hernebay.co.uk/page/overview

Planning permission was granted by Canterbury City Council under application numbers CA//15/02786 & CA//15/02787 for the “retention of listed building and reinstatement from school back to dwelling. Remainder of school to be demolished for residential development comprising of 17 apartments, 5 semi-detached units and 8 townhouses”. It is grade II listed with the original portion of the building being a house of about 1820. There are modern school additions to the east and west. It used to be known as La Sainte Union Convent School http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101336849-la-sainte-union-convent-school-canterbury#.VsN23cLcvcc This image shows Image before demolition commenced, which has reduced the building to the part which is being retained, as seen here. This https://elements-hernebay.co.uk/page/overview relates to the housing development.

This image taken in September 2017, shows Image as it was then. Planning permission was granted by Canterbury City Council under application numbers CA//15/02786 & CA//15/02787 for the “retention of listed building and reinstatement from school back to dwelling. Remainder of school to be demolished for residential development comprising of 17 apartments, 5 semi-detached units and 8 townhouses”. It is grade II listed with the original portion of the building being a house of about 1820. There are modern school additions to the east and west. It used to be known as La Sainte Union Convent School https://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101336849-la-sainte-union-convent-school-canterbury#.VsN23cLcvcc This https://elements-hernebay.co.uk/page/overview relates to the housing development.

Planning permission has been granted by Canterbury City Council under application numbers CA//15/02786 & CA//15/02787 for the “retention of listed building and reinstatement from school back to dwelling. Remainder of school to be demolished for residential development comprising of 17 apartments, 5 semi-detached units and 8 townhouses”. It is grade II listed with the original portion of the building being a house of about 1820. There are modern school additions to the east and west. It used to be known as La Sainte Union Convent School http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-170659-la-sainte-union-convent-school-kent#.VsN23cLcvcc

Planning permission was granted by Canterbury City Council under application numbers CA//15/02786 & CA//15/02787 for the “retention of listed building and reinstatement from school back to dwelling. Remainder of school to be demolished for residential development comprising of 17 apartments, 5 semi-detached units and 8 townhouses”. It is grade II listed with the original portion of the building being a house of about 1820. There are modern school additions to the east and west. It used to be known as La Sainte Union Convent School http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101336849-la-sainte-union-convent-school-canterbury#.VsN23cLcvcc This image shows Image before demolition commenced, which has reduced the building to the part which is being retained, as seen here. The building site will become part of The Elements housing development https://elements-hernebay.co.uk/page/overview

Located on the corner of Avenue Road and Clarence Road, the building encased in scaffolding and turquoise safety netting in Clarence Road is to be named Founders View and the buildings encased in scaffolding and turquoise safety netting in Avenue Road are to be named Merchants Row https://elements-hernebay.co.uk/page/overview

Located on the corner of Avenue Road and Clarence Road, Founders View is the tall building in Clarence Road, while Millers Rest are the white painted houses, to its right. Merchants Row is the building with dormer windows in Avenue Road https://elements-hernebay.co.uk/page/overview This was Image in July 2018.