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Highlighted Text Represents Leasehold Interests Estate Information Site Name / Building Name (text) Site Address (text) 7 Arthur Road (Caretakers House) Nb: Highlighted text represents leasehold interests. 22 Hollyfield Road (Agreement for lease) 26 Lime Grove (Caretakers House) 31 Buckland Road (Caretakers House) 33 Portland Road (Caretakers House) 48 Mill Place 48 High Street (Wine bar) 48 High Street (Sherwood Wheatley) 52 Lower Marsh Lane 54 Lower Marsh Lane 56 Lower Marsh Lane 58 Lower Marsh Lane 90 Devon Way (Caretakers House) 98 Maple Road (Caretakers House) 132 The Manor Drive (Caretakers House) 183 Kingston Road 17/19 Chamberlain Way (Leasehold) 1A St Andrews Rd 21-27 (site of) Wellington Crescent 2-14 (site of) Apsley Road 23 - 29 (Shops / Offices & Multi-Storey Car Park) Blagdon Road 25-33A Fife Rd 30/30A and 38/46 High Street 56A Lower Marsh Lane 56B Lower Marsh Lane Albany Park Canoe and Sailing Centre Albany Mews Alexandra Infants School Alexandra Road Alexandra Rec Inc Pavilion King Charles road Allotment site rear of Nos. 142-186 Elm Road Allotments Knollmead Allotments Raeburn Avenue Allotments Alric Avenue Allotments Moor Lane Allotments Grange Road Allotments Kingston Road Allotments Kingshill Avenue Allotments Wilverley Crescent Allotments Groveland Way Allotments Addison Gardens Allotments Hook Road Allotments Ladywood Road Allotments Park Road Allotments Parkfields Road Allotments rear of Nos. 65-75 Dickerage Road Amy Woodgate House/Resource Centre Nigel Fisher Way Ancient Market Market Place Apple Market Eden Street Athelstan Recreation Ground Villiers Road Avondale Gym Hollyfield Road Barnfield Youth Club Parkfields Road Barton Green Pavilion Barton Green Beaconsfield 17 Beaconsfield Road Berrylands Park Raeburn Avenue Beverley Park Allotments Park View Beverley Park, Park View Park View Beverly Park Pavilion Park View Boaters Restaurant Lower Ham Road Bonesgate Open Space Filby Road Bowling Club at Church fields Recreation Ground, Church Lane, Chessington Bowls Club at King Edward Recreation Ground, Hook Road, Chessington Bowls Club at Manor Park, Malden Road, New Malden Bowls Club, King George's Field Jubilee Way Bradbury Centre – Flats 1 & 2, 37B (Leasehold) Grange Road British Legion Church Lane Burlington Infants and Junior School Burlington Road Canbury Boathouse Lower Ham Road Canbury Gardens Lower Ham Road Canbury Medical Centre 1 Elm Road Car Park Hook Rise South, King Georges Field Car park Malden Centre, Blagdon Road Car Park Canbury Area Car park Seven Kings, Skerne Road Car Park The Bittoms Car park Northern part of Thames Side Car Park, Thames Side Car park Part of Car Park at Fairfield North aka Cattle Market Car park The Rose Car Park, Kent Road Car park St Philip's Road Car Park Church Lane, (adjoining Royal British Legion Club) Car Park Adjoining Hook Centre Hook Road Car Park Rear of 57 (Neville House Yard), Eden Street Car Park (Agreement only) Boots Roof, Union Street Car Park (FH/LH) Ashdown Road/Lady Booth Road Car park (Leasehold) Southern part of Thames Side Car Park, Thames Side Caretaker's house St Mary's C of E Primary School, Church Lane Caretaker's house Corpus Christi School Carisbrooke, 12 St Matthew's Avenue Castle Hill Primary School Buckland Road Cattle Market Toilets Wheatfield Way Caversham Road Car Park Caversham Road Chessington Children's Centre Buckland Road Chessington Community College Garrison Lane Chessington Cricket Club Chessingtoon & Hook United Sports Social Club Chalky Lane / Green Lane Children's playground, Woodview (leasehold) Christchurch C of E Infants School Lime Grove Christchurch C of E Junior School Elm Road Christchurch C of E Primary School Pine Gardens Chuchfields Recreation Ground Church Lane Churchfields Allotments Church Lane Churchfields Pavilion - Portacabin Claremont Crescent Gardens Claremont Road Clarence Street Former Public Toilets Clarence Street Clock Tower Cafe (former public PC's) Claremont Road Cock's Crescent Multi Storey Car Park Community Centre - HRA School Lane Community Centre, Knollmead Coombe Hill Golf Club Coombe Hill Infants and Junior School Coombe Lane West Coombe Hill Wood, Robin Hood Way Coombe Oak Warren Road Coombe Wood Golf Club, George Road, Kingston Corinthian-Casuals FC, King George's Field, Hook Rise South, Tolworth Corpus Christi RC Primary School Chestnut Grove Culvert adj. 33 Clayton Rd Culvert rear 26-82 Cheshire Gardens Culvert rear 35/37 Mansfield Rd Culvert rear 61-71 Cheshire Gardens Culvert side 40 Mansfield Road Day Nursery - Moor Lane Moor Lane Depot and adj land (Veolia) Chapel Mill Rd Devon Way Centre Devon Way Dickerage Adventure Playground Dickerage Lane Dickerage Recreation Ground Dickerage Lane Dinton Road Playing Fields Doctor's surgery, Grd Floor 65 Warren Drive North Dolphin Nurseries , 12 Elm Grove Doris Venner Youth and Community Centre The Manor Drive Dry Plaza Fountain Market Place Dukes Centre (The) Dukes Avenue Dysart Special School, Ewell Road 186 Ewell Road Eagle Brewery Wharf High St (Set back) Ellingham Primary School Ellingham Road Fairfield Park Pavilion Fairfield Recreation Ground (FH/LH) Fairfield Road Fernhill Primary School Richmond Road Fields off Woodstock Lane South Woodstock Lane Fircroft 96 Ditton Road Fishponds Open Space Ewell Road Former Ballard Coombe playing fields Robin Hood Way Former Bowling Green Pavilion, Canbury Gardens Lower Ham Road Former Causeway / Crescent Resource Centre / Ambulance Station Site, Cocks Crescent Demolished Former Fairmead Nursery Fairmead / Ewell Road Former Polling Station Wilverley Crescent Former Public Conveniences, Tolworth Close, Tolworth Former Public Toilets, adjoining Surbiton Library Hall Ewell Road Former Pump House Land at Winey Park, Merritt Gardens Former RBK Engineer’s Compound Chapel Mill Road Fountain Centre Fountain Roundabout, Kingston Road Girl Guides, Forward House, 272 Park Road Gosbury Hill Open Space The Causeway Grand Avenue Primary School Grand Avenue Grazing Land R/O Green Lane Primary Green Lane Green Lane Primary School Ground level Car Park Tolworth Tower Groves Medical Centree (The) 171 Clarence Avenue Guildhall High Street Guildhall 1 High Street Guildhall 2 High Street Half Mile Tree Open Space Lower Ham Road Hawker Centre Lower Ham Road Hobkirk House Resource Centre Blagdon Road Hogsmill Allotment site Manor Drive North Hogsmill Open Space Manor Drive North Hogsmill Wood Nature Reserve Malden Way Hook Centre Hook Road Ice cream kiosk Queens Prom Jetty at Canbury Gardens, Lower Ham Road, Kingston John Lewis Plc Clarence Street Jubilee Wood Fair Oak Lane King Athelstan Primary School Villiers Road King Charles Centre Hollyfield Road King Edward Recreation Ground Hook Road King Edwards Pavilion - Portacabin King George Pavilion King Georges Field Jubilee Way Kingfisher Sports Centre Fairfield Road King's Oak Primary School Dickerage Lane Kingsmeadow Sports Ground Kingston Road Kingsmeadow Stadium Kingston Road Kingsmill Business Park Chapel Mill Road, off Villiers Road, Kingston Boys Club Kingston Cemetery and Crematorium Bonner Hill Road Kingston Hill Children's Centre Alexandra Road Kingston Library, (including Junior Library) Fairfield Road Kingston Riverside Club(Formerly Sigi Cornish Tennis Centre) Lower Ham Road Kingston Road Rec Pavilion Kingston Town Children's Centre Villiers Road Kingston Vale Allotments Robin Hood Way Kiosk at Cattle Mkt car park Wheatfield Way Land adj 21 Wellington Crescent, New Malden Land adj 34 Wellington Crescent New Malden Land adj 48 Gloucester Road Land adj Barnfield Yth Club Land adj. 3 Warwick Grove Warwick Grove Land adj.6 Old Kingston Road Old Kingston Road Land adjacent to 1/2 Manor Farm Cottages Church Road Land adjacent to 35-38 England Way Land adjacent to Hogsmill River, Knollmead (freehold) Land adjacent to Hogsmill River, Knollmead (leasehold) Land adjoining 85 Donald Woods Gardens Land adjoining Children's' Playground Woodview Land adjoining Hogsmill River Worcester Park Road Land adjoining No. 11 Waterside Close (dedication) Land adjoining St John Ambulance premises Athelstan Road Land adjoining the Hogsmill River Villiers Road Land at 75 Clarence Street Land at Castle Hill (FH/LH) Filby Road Land at end of Fairfield Place Land at Jubilee Way/Kingston Road Land at junction of Cox Lane & Jubilee Way, Cox Lane & Jubilee Way Land at junction of King Charles Road and Ewell Road Land at King Edward Recreation Ground Hook Road Land at Queens Promenade (incl. Public Toilets) Portsmouth Road Land at rear of Park Road (playing field) Land at St Andrew's Square Land between 174 and 178 Coombe Lane West Land between Kingston Bridge and Queens Promenade, Riverside Walk Land forming access to Plots A - D Wellington Crescent Land fronting St. Mary's School Church Lane Land fronting Surbiton Library (including War Memorial), Ewell Road Land in field near Fairoak Lane, Junction with Leatherhead Road, Land north west of and adjoining railway line at Sheephouse Way (licence) Land on corner of Apsley Road & Wellington Crescent Land opposite nos.27-30 Tangmere Grove Land R/O 10-11 Victoria Road Victoria Road Land R/O 101-107 Burlington Road Land R/O 175-203 Kingston Road Land R/O 204-210 Cambridge Road (TAVR) Land R/O 26-27 Victoria Road Victoria Road Land R/O Hook Parish Hall, Hook Road land r/o10-16 California Road Land rear of 2-14 Apsley Road and adjoining No, 34 Wellington Crescent Wellington Crescent Land rear of 2-50 Arlington Road and fronting Upper Brighton Road Land rear of Bedelsford School adjoining Springfield Road Land rear of School House Church Lane Land Sir Francis Barker Rec Leatherhead Road Land
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