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Wansdyke Drive, CALNE, SN11 0EW

Curzon House, 54 Curzon Street is a mid 19th century house in ashlar with the gable end wall rendered. Listed, grade II, with details at: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1247122 From the town centre the route leads through mostly modern housing before meeting open countryside after crossing the recently built A3102. After passing Calne Sewage Works and crossing both the abandoned Wilts and Berks canal and the River Marden the route joins the dismantled Calne Branch railway which is followed back to the town centre where it crosses the canal again. About 3½ miles.

From Curzon Street a footpath runs alongside the cemetery to Springfield Drive. From the town centre the route leads through mostly modern housing before meeting open countryside after crossing the recently built A3102. After passing Calne Sewage Works and crossing both the abandoned Wilts and Berks canal and the River Marden the route joins the dismantled Calne Branch railway which is followed back to the town centre where it crosses the canal again. About 3½ miles.

On Curzon Street, (A4) are this pair of attractive houses. From the town centre the route leads through mostly modern housing before meeting open countryside after crossing the recently built A3102. After passing Calne Sewage Works and crossing both the abandoned Wilts and Berks canal and the River Marden the route joins the dismantled Calne Branch railway which is followed back to the town centre where it crosses the canal again. About 3½ miles.

It says Coopers on the old wall so is probably still them, there are no other signs about.

A terrace of smart houses on Curzon Street, one for sale another already sold. Heading west out of Calne to Derry Hill and Chippenham.

From Castle Walk this footpath leads to Silbury Road. From the town centre the route leads through mostly modern housing before meeting open countryside after crossing the recently built A3102. After passing Calne Sewage Works and crossing both the abandoned Wilts and Berks canal and the River Marden the route joins the dismantled Calne Branch railway which is followed back to the town centre where it crosses the canal again. About 3½ miles.

From Curzon Street the footpath continues to run alongside the cemetery towards Springfield Drive. From the town centre the route leads through mostly modern housing before meeting open countryside after crossing the recently built A3102. After passing Calne Sewage Works and crossing both the abandoned Wilts and Berks canal and the River Marden the route joins the dismantled Calne Branch railway which is followed back to the town centre where it crosses the canal again. About 3½ miles.

Castlefields House was built circa 1830 in limestone ashlar to an irregular plan in the Picturesque Tudor Revival style. For a time the building was used as a nursing home and is now holiday accommodation. Listed, along with the attached front walls, grade II, with details at: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1246414 From the town centre the route leads through mostly modern housing before meeting open countryside after crossing the recently built A3102. After passing Calne Sewage Works and crossing both the abandoned Wilts and Berks canal and the River Marden the route joins the dismantled Calne Branch railway which is followed back to the town centre where it crosses the canal again. About 3½ miles.