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Sergison Road, HAYWARDS HEATH, RH16 1HS

A residential road that runs between Paddockhall Road and Lucastes Avenue that was developed during the 1960s. This view looks towards the junction with Paddockhall Road with the large Image on the left. See Image for a view from the top of that slope.

A residential road that runs between Paddockhall Road and Lucastes Road that was developed in the 1960s. This section was once a field called Bridge Field according to Cuckfield's 1843 tithe map and after the Second World War became part of a nursery called Paddockhall Gardens. The road junction visible in the distance is with Nursery Close. See also Image

A small cul de sac off Sergison Close that was built in the 1960s on the site of Paddockhall Gardens and nursery.

See also http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/899909 from 2008.

Built during the late Victorian period this former townhouse has now been converted into five flats. Since the summer of 2014 permission has been granted to demolish this building and replace with a block containing 14 flats.

A cul de sac that heads south from Sergison Road and is connected to Butlers Green Road by a small path. Originally a field called Pit Field according to Cuckfield's 1843 tithe map it later became part of Paddockhall Gardens and nursery until this section was developed during the mid 1960s. The close was extended further south in the 1980s. The junction on the right is with Image

Located in a former clinic at the southern end of the complex containing Mid Sussex District Council.

Currently a cul de sac off Paddockhall Road that was developed in the 1960s though the road itself is much older having originally been marked out on the 1874 OS map where it is shaped like a crescent and has a southern junction with Butlers green Road adjacent to Image and now occupied by a house called Wychperry Bower that was built between the wars. By the 1897 edition the road had been reduced to its current length though no building took place along it until the 1960s.

Currently home to Mid Sussex District Council though there are talks about moving to another site in Perrymount Road. Built in the 1860s as a large villa it was acquired in 1933 along with the grounds to become the administrative headquarters of Cuckfield Urban District Council which was instituted in 1934 and covered much of modern Haywards Heath. The building was extended in the 1960s with extensions either side and after the local government reorganisation in 1974 became the administrative centre for the newly constituted district of Mid Sussex.