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Locally Listed Building - 31 Broomhill Road - 31 Broomhill Road, Woodford Green - Map - Redbridge
Built circa 1895, the semi-detached property is two and a half storeys in height, constructed from buff stock brick. Stone window and entrance dressing, string course with dentil detail.
Locally Listed Building - 728 and 730 Chigwell Road - 728 and 730 Chigwell Road, Woodford Green - Map - Redbridge
Early eighteenth century. Two storey cottages in timber frame with pantile roof and original chimney. The original rear cottages and the two front shops comprising the pair are contiguous.
Statutory Listed Building - BROOMHILL WALK, Woodford Green. No.1 Hurst House (`The Naked Beauty') - Map - Redbridge
Hurst House Grade II* - Listed 20.12.54 - Built 1714 See Historic England for more about this listing
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Infrastructure Funding Statement 2022/23
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Ray Park and surrounding Playing Fields - Map - Redbridge
Green Belt - Ray Park and surrounding Playing Fields
https://my.redbridge.gov.uk/map/green-belt/ray-park-and-surrounding-playing-fields
STARCH HOUSE PLAYING FIELDS - Map - Redbridge
Green Belt - STARCH HOUSE PLAYING FIELDS
https://my.redbridge.gov.uk/map/green-belt/starch-house-playing-fields
Locally Listed Building - 307 and 309 High Road - 307 and 309 High Road (West Side), Woodford Green - Map - Redbridge
Early nineteenth century pair of cottages. Two storeys. Yellow stock brick elevations under low pitched hipped slate roof. Double hung sash windows with six over six glazing bars. Timber porch with lead roof.
Locally Listed Building - Avon House, 488 and 490 High Road - Avon House, 488 and 490, High Road, Woodford Green - Map - Redbridge
Late eighteenth century. Pair of houses. Three storeys, two windows wide. No.488 front rebuilt inaccurately in red facing brick with modern windows.
Locally Listed Building - Travelers Friend P.H. - Travelers Friend P.H. 496 & 498 High Road, Woodford Green - Map - Redbridge
Early-mid nineteenth century public house. Three storeys and three bays wide. Stucco facade and flank walls with high parapet having scalloped flashing below coping. Parapet conceals low pitch slate roof with central valley.
