ONE PICTURE: Flint Cottage

Like Barclays Bank, in Three Bridges, Flint Cottage formerly served as a lodge to Tilgate Mansion. Built in the early 19th Century, the building is octagonal and built with flint.

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THREE PICTURES: Grand Parade

A 1930s neo-classical shopping parade of three storeys, the two side wings were added in the 1950's

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SIX PICTURES: 251-223 Three Bridges Road

This group of buildings is a late Victorian era terrace.

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THREE PICTURES: 107 Hazelwick Road

A substantial Victorian villa constructed by the builder of the road for his own family.

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FOUR PICTURES: 89-91 Three Bridges Road

These two properties were probably built as farm cottages (possibly for Mitchells Farm) and are Victorian or earlier.

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TWO PICTURES: 13-15 New Street

Victorian workmen’s cottages that have now been removed from the local list because a series of alterations and modernisations had "damaged the historic character of these buildings"

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ELEVEN PICTURES: 7-25 North Road

This is a terrace of mid 19th century brick built artisans cottages associated either with the Worth Estate or the railway junction at Three Bridges. The buildings are of varying roof heights, which adds visual interest. However, they are much altered, with the majority of the windows replaced with uPVC since the local list description was first written and most roofs reroofed with concrete tiles, although the original slates on Nos. 7-9 survive.

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