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Peak Close, CHESTERFIELD, S45 8JF

The photograph shows the junction of Peak Close with Reeves Avenue Image Both roads have the same basic layout, that of a letter ‘L’ where the long side runs approximately east to west before turning southerly into the short side that terminates with a turning area.

The photograph shows Pear Tree Road. The houses on either side of the street were all social housing although a number have been, subsequently, purchased by their tenants. Immediately behind the viewpoint is Pear Tree Road’s junction with Image The entranceway on the right hand side of the picture leads to the Village Hall Image To see a photograph of Pear Tree Road, from toward the other end, looking back to this viewpoint, click here Image

Reeves Avenue from Bridge Street Image The houses in Reeves Avenue are all part of a development constructed in the early years of the twenty first century. Peak Close is also part of the same development Image To see a photograph in the opposite direction from Reeves Avenue to Bridge Street, click here Image

The photograph shows Pear Tree Road looking toward Bridge Street. The road joining from the left, in the middle distance is Image A few metres behind the viewpoint, and on the right, is Pear Tree Road’s junction with Queensway. To see a photograph of Pear Tree Road that shows this junction and the bungalows on the northern side of the road, click here Image To see a photograph of Pear Tree Road, from the Bridge Street end, looking back toward this viewpoint, click here Image

The photograph shows Pear Tree Road, looking toward Bridge Street, from its junction with Image (on the right). To see a photograph of Pear Tree Road, taken a few metres east northeast (onward) from this viewpoint and showing the houses on the southern side of the road, click here Image Behind the viewpoint is Image

Reeves Avenue from its junction with Peak Close Image Through the gap between the houses can be seen a grassed area (part of the parish cemetery) and St. Mary’s parish church.

The photograph shows bungalows in the cul-de-sac, Damon close. The photograph is taken from near the junction of Queensway and Image

Heming Avenue from its junction with Image The road running across the ‘top’ of Heming Avenue is, Image Just out of the left of picture is the Image

The photograph shows the northern end of Queensway from its junction with Image, on the left and Broom Avenue on the right. At one time this road was a cul-de-sac, Image and didn't assume the name Queensway until the onward extension was built linking it to Lansbury Avenue. To see an onward view of Queensway, taken from near the bend in the road, click here Image To see a view back, toward this viewpoint from near the bend in the road, click here Image The houses on the near right do not face Queensway directly; instead they are situated about three sides of a Image

The bungalows over the hedge are in Damon Close. A few metres behind the viewpoint is Image