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Wandsworth Open Space Study APPENDIX A List of all Open Spaces 5028075 APPENDIX DIVIDER.doc Appendix A Space ID Name Ward Description Ownership Type ATK001 Arabella Drive Green Roehampton A green and other amenity areas associated within Arabella Drive housing estate on the north-western boundary of the Borough LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Outdoors Sports Facilities/Playing Fields (Public) ATK003 Dowdeswell Close / Arabella Drive East Green Roehampton Amenity areas and some outdoor play provision around housing estate located to the north and west of the Priory Hospital LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Amenity Green Space ATK005 The Priory Hospital Roehampton A mixture of wooded and lawn open space within the grounds of a private hospital Private Sector Owned and Managed Greenspaces within Grounds of Institutions ATK006 Bank of England Sports Ground Roehampton Private sports complex containing outdoor and indoor sports facilities of a high standard. New national tennis centre also under construction Private Sector Owned and Managed Outdoors Sports Facilities/Playing Fields (Private) ATK007 Rosslyn Park RFC Roehampton Rosslyn Park RFC Stadium/ground Private Sector Owned and Managed Outdoors Sports Facilities/Playing Fields (Private) ATK008 Roehampton Club Roehampton Private 18 hole golf course and sports complex including tennis courts Private Sector Owned and Managed Outdoors Sports Facilities/Playing Fields (Private) ATK010 Fairacres Gardens Roehampton Privately owned and maintained communal open space which flats face on to Private Sector Owned and Managed Amenity Green Space ATK012 Roehampton Institute Roehampton The grounds of Roehampton University (including Froebel College, Digby Stuart College and Southlands College) Other Publicly Owned and Managed Greenspaces within Grounds of Institutions ATK013 Ibstock Place School Roehampton Co-educational Day School, 3-18 years, with some playground and play area facilities, but no playing fields attached Private Sector Owned and Managed Outdoors Sports Facilities/Playing Fields (Education) ATK014 Danebury Avenue Roehampton Section of tree-lined Avenue in Roehampton LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Linear Open Space/Green Corridors ATK015 Priory Lane Playing Field Roehampton Small playing fields attached to the Alton Primary School in Roehampton, backing onto Richmond Park LB Wandsworth Education Outdoors Sports Facilities/Playing Fields (Education) ATK016 Dancebury Avenue / Highcliffe Drive Estate Roehampton Open spaces and amenity areas surrounding residential blocks of a housing estate LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Amenity Green Space ATK017 Mount Clare Halls of Residence, Roehampton Roehampton Amenity spaces surrounding low-rise (storeys) residential blocks Other Publicly Owned and Managed Greenspaces within Grounds of Institutions University ATK018 Convent Maryfield Roehampton Convent in Roehampton Voluntary Sector Owned and Managed Greenspaces within Grounds of Institutions ATK019 Monresa House / Whitelands College Roehampton Amenity space around Whitelands College buildings belonging to Roehampton University Other Publicly Owned and Managed Greenspaces within Grounds of Institutions ATK020A Alton Road Estate Green Roehampton Amenity areas and outdoor play provision associated with the Ibsley Neighbourhood, Arnewood Neighbourhood, Manresa Neighbourhood, Norley Neighbourhood and LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Amenity Green Space Wanborough Neighbourhood ATK020B Alton Road Estate Green Roehampton Amenity areas associated with Arnewood Close, Redwoods, Packlington Court and Braemore Close (Private Housing) in Roehampton. Private Sector Owned and Managed Amenity Green Space ATK021 Queen Mary's University Hospital West Putney Lawn and open space within grounds of old hospital (being closed and demolished) Other Publicly Owned and Managed Amenity Green Space ATK022 Roehampton Playing Field West Putney Numerous sports pitches comprising playing field LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Outdoors Sports Facilities/Playing Fields (Public) ATK023 Hunting Field Primary School Playing Field West Putney Open space is overgrown and disused LB Wandsworth Education Natural or Semi-natural Urban Greenspaces ATK024 Crestway West Putney Small green/amenity space fronting terraced houses. LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Amenity Green Space ATK025 Dover House Road Estate West Putney Cinear open space and greens within the Dover House road 'garden' style estate near Roehampton LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Linear Open Space/Green Corridors ATK026 Dover House Road Allotments West Putney Allotments located tightly within the backs of houses in the Dover House Estate Voluntary Sector Owned and Managed Allotments, Community Gardens and Urban Farms ATK027 Eastwood West Putney Amenity space within a housing estate LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Amenity Green Space ATK028 Sacred Heart RC Primary School West Putney Primary school amenity and play areas LB Wandsworth Education Outdoors Sports Facilities/Playing Fields (Education) ATK029 The pleasuance open space West Putney Oval shaped open space in residential area of a 'garden' community. LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Amenity Green Space ATK030 The Pleasuance Allotments West Putney Allotments located to the rear of gardens inside a residential square. Voluntary Sector Owned and Managed Allotments, Community Gardens and Urban Farms ATK031 Putney Park Lane West Putney Unadopted highway - with no public right of way (except contact). The road is tree-lined with green verges. Publicly Owned and Private Sector Managed Linear Open Space/Green Corridors ATK032 Greenmead and Charfield Schools and St Margaret's West Putney School and church grounds LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Greenspaces within Grounds of Institutions Church ATK033A Kingslawn close West Putney Tree lined private road with communal private gardens and a tennis court to the rear Private Sector Owned and Managed Amenity Green Space ATK033B William Gardens West Putney Amenity areas and a playground associated with a private housing estate Private Sector Owned and Managed Amenity Green Space ATK034 Granard Primary and Junior Schools West Putney Outdoor play provision and grounds of a primary school LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Greenspaces within Grounds of Institutions ATK035 Cortis Road Estates, Putney West Putney Amenity areas and outdoor play provision within housing estates adjacent to Putney Heath LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Amenity Green Space ATK038 Hayward Gardens West Putney Housing estate amenity areas LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Amenity Green Space ATK039 Elliott School West Putney Secondary school with amenity areas and some outside play provision LB Wandsworth Education Greenspaces within Grounds of Institutions ATK040 Manor Farms West Putney Amenity areas within a private residential estate adjacent to Putney Heath Private Sector Owned and Managed Amenity Green Space ATK041 Putney Heath Roehampton Mostly wooded wild heath with cricket pitch and other smaller clearings LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Metropolitan Park ATK042 Westleigh Avenue Estate East Putney Amenity areas of housing estate in Putney LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Amenity Green Space (Ashburton Estate Charfield) ATK043 Housing estate to the east of Westleigh Avenue East Putney Lower Park Private residences on Putney Hill Private Sector Owned and Managed Amenity Green Space ATK044 Kersfield and Heathrise Estates East Putney Amenity green spaces within public housing estate and private gardens of private residencies, including Heathrise LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Amenity Green Space ATK045 Putney Lawn Tennis Club West Putney Tennis club in Putney Private Sector Owned and Managed Outdoors Sports Facilities/Playing Fields (Private) ATK046 Old Burial Ground East Putney Former graveyard with paths set out. Largely grassed, some mature trees LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Cemeteries and Church Yards ATK047 St John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Polish Church East Putney Churchyard in Putney Voluntary Sector Owned and Managed Cemeteries and Church Yards ATK048 All Saints Church Thamesfield Churchyard on the south-eastern edge of Putney Common Voluntary Sector Owned and Managed Cemeteries and Church Yards ATK050 Putney Common Thamesfield Common land, which includes sports pitches and a cemetery LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Metropolitan Park ATK051 Barn Elms Sports Ground Thamesfield The eastern part of a sports ground which overlaps with Putney Common and falls into the London Borough of Wandsworth LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Outdoors Sports Facilities/Playing Fields (Private) ATK052 Barn Elms Park Thamesfield Small park/tree lined path providing access route through residential area LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Small Local Park/Open Space ATK053 Leaders Gardens Thamesfield Small park adjacent to the Thames river LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Local Park ATK054 River Thames Queenstown River and foreshore, and public open space along riverside Other Publicly Owned and Managed Linear Open Space/Green Corridors ATK055 Wandsworth Park Thamesfield Riverside local park containing several football pitches LB Wandsworth Park/Open Space Local Park ATK056 Bective Gardens Thamesfield private gardens and a tennis court surrounded by housing close to the River Thames Private Sector Owned and Managed Amenity Green Space ATK058 ADT College East Putney Open spaces within the grounds of a school/college Voluntary Sector Owned and Managed Outdoors Sports Facilities/Playing Fields (Education) ATK059 Sutherland Grove Estate East Putney Amenity areas
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