Local List SPD - Discussion & Consultation Document

We agree with most of the list except page 168, 181 and 182, 184

318 Eastwood Road - very distinctive cottage
2 & 4 Marine Ave - art deco style - representative of its type
10 Trinity Road believed to have been built in 1894 - good example of its type
49 Downhall Road - detached cottage styloe chalet - individual style #
89 Downhall Road - very distinctive
25 Crown Hill - This 2 storey brick building was the original house of the Gas Light and Coke Co dating from cica 1850 - is of significant local historic significance

3 Great Wheatley Road - Is of local historical significance. Housed soldiers in WW1 and connected with the Peculiar People religious group
12 Station Road - Detached shop/office building opposite station
Medical Centre, Eastwood Road - Built in 1930's - distinctive and one of only a few properties of this age in town
Cedar Centre - The 1st Rayleigh Fire station building and as such of local historical significance
75 High Street - The building is situated in the Rayleigh conservation area. Although the ground floor has been altered the 1st floor is a building of local historic significance

75 High Street - the building is siutated in the Rayleigh conservation area. Although the ground floor has been altered the 1st fllor is a building of local historic significance
105-111 High Street - Built in 1881 - The building is situated in the Rayleigh conservation area and is of significant local historic interest
2 Eastwood Road - This 2 storey brick building - This building is situated in the Rayeligh conservation area and is of local significance as it is the last one remaining in this area
41-67 Lower Lambricks - These buildings are all that remain of the Brickfields on the site to include the cooling tunnels - Planning permission sought in 1998 and 2010 for 10 houses (outline)

Hockley Road - Lych gate of Rayleigh cemetery - of significant local historical interest.
Outside Crown Public House - disused post box - the post box is situated in the rayeligh conservation area and is a rare remaining one of its type
London Road junction with Victoria Aven - Although the milestone is believed to be a replacement of the original it is of significant local historical importance
London Road, 1 outside no 30, rayleigh ordnance survey grid ref nos. TQ80310/91415, 2 others in front of fence of Sweyne Park School. 2 in front of fence of Glebe school - all in same proximity.

Arterial Road - This post marks the boundary between Southend on Sea and the Rayleigh Urban District Council - This is a rare example and is of significant local historical interest
Evangelical Church - Built in the early 1920's - the church was the first in Rayleigh for the Peculiar people as and such is of significant local historical interest
58 Hockley Road - Scandinavian style chalet built early 1960's - only one of its type in the town
63/65/67 Rayleigh Avenue - attractive terrace of period properties
38 Hollytrees - An example of a distinctive local "byford" built property - very clean and well looked after

This comment supersedes comment yesterday on 12 station road.

12 Station Road - detached shop/office building opposite station - Distinctive style in this area and of great local historical value

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Medical Centre, Eastwood Road - Built in 1930's - Distrinctive and one of only a few properties of this age in town