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Tunbridge Wells Borough Council Asset Register - Operational Report Generated: 02-11-2018 Asset Grouping Operational Property Est Ref File Ref Council Description UPRN Map Ref Map Ref Allotments Tenure GEOX GEOY 1 Allotments Sandhurst Road Royal EM/89 M001 F Allotments. Functional Allotments 0100000 559690 141023 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN2 68636 2 Allotments Southwood Road EM/124 M003 F Allotments. Cultivated Allotment 0100000 555802 140204 Rusthall Royal Tunbridge Wells Kent Gardens. Transferred to Rusthall 68637 TN4 Parish Council. 3 Ferrars Allotments Cornford Lane EM/258 M006 F Allotments. Functional Allotments 0100000 560498 139884 Royal Tunbridge Wells Kent TN2 68638 4 Allotments Eridge Road Royal EM/364 M007 F Allotments. Functional 0100000 557235 137820 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN4 Allotments. 68631 5 Hawkenbury Allotments Halls Hole EM/302 M008 F Allotments. Functional Allotments 0100000 560029 139009 Road Royal Tunbridge Wells Kent 65217 TN2 4TU 6 Allotments Hilbert Road Royal EM/107 M010 F Allotments. Functional Allotments 0100000 559521 140318 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN1 68641 7 Charity Farm Allotments King EM/171 M011 F Allotments. Functional Allotments 0100000 559335 140333 George V Hill Royal Tunbridge Wells 68634 Kent 8 Allotments Hilbert Road Royal EM/175 M012 F Allotments. Functional Allotments 0100000 559521 140318 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN1 68641 9 Allotments Reynolds Lane Royal EM/94 M013 F Allotments. Functional allotments 0100000 557881 140697 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN4 68635 Operational 10 Land At Allotments Between And To EM/641 M014 F Allotments. Not Functional. 1000625 559040 140801 Allotments The Rear Of 174-178 Upper 42842 Grosvenor Road Royal Tunbridge Wells Kent TN1 11 Allotments Cunningham Road Royal EM/529 M016 F Allotments. Functional Allotments 0100000 558714 141393 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN4 68630 12 Allotments Merrion Way Royal EM/79 M017 F Allotments. Functional 0100086 558812 141148 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN4 9JL Allotments. 68696 13 Barnetts Wood Allotments Andrew 14/00386/ASSET M018 F Allotments. Functional 0100000 559168 141736 Road Southborough Royal Allotments. 68629 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN4 9DN Operational Property Est Ref File Ref Council Description UPRN Map Ref Map Ref Car Parks Tenure GEOX GEOY 14 Car Park 9 - 10 Calverley Terrace EM/276 A001 02 F Car Park. Private Car Park, Barrier 1000625 558594 139466 Crescent Road Royal Tunbridge Controlled. Part leased to Kent 42960 Wells Kent TN1 2LU Police. 15 Crescent Road Multi Story Car Park EM/235 C001 01 F Car Park. Multi Storey Car Park 0100086 558647 139480 Crescent Road Royal Tunbridge 68493 Wells Kent TN1 2LU 16 Car Park Meadow Road Royal EM/218 C002 F Car Park. Pay And Display Car 0100000 558469 139843 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN1 2YG Park, Multi Storey. Subject to 72902 lease with Hermes and RVP. 17 Town Hall Yard Car Park Monson EM/657 C003 F Car Park. Private Car Park, 0100000 558589 139496 Way Royal Tunbridge Wells Kent Covered, Marked Tarmac. Top 65329 TN1 1LS floor leased to Town Country Housing Group. 18 Great Hall Car Park Mount Pleasant EM/285 C004 F Car Park. Public Car Park - Pay 0100000 558545 139216 Road Royal Tunbridge Wells Kent And Display 68613 TN1 1QQ 19 Torrington Car Park Vale Road Royal EM/272 C005 F Car Park. 0100000 558382 139206 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN1 1BT 65824 20 Car Park Linden Park Road Royal EM/318 C006 F Car Park. Underground Pay And 0100000 558112 138634 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN2 Display Car Park 68090 21 Car Park John Street Royal EM/131 C007 F Car Park. Public Car Park 0100000 558154 140424 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN4 9RU 68089 Operational 22 Car Park The Tanyard Cranbrook EM/400 C008 F Car Park. Free Public Car Park. 0100086 577766 135968 Car Parks Kent TN17 3HU Leased to Cranbrook and 67859 Sissinghurst Parish Council. 23 Car Park Beech Street Royal EM/169 C010 F Car Park. Tarmac Pay And Display 0100000 558843 140008 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN1 2RU Car Park 68611 24 Car Park Adjacent 23 Stone Street EM/655 C011 F Car Park. Permit Holders only. 0100000 558924 139943 Royal Tunbridge Wells Kent TN1 68617 2QU 25 Car Park Between 24 And 28 Stone EM/227 C011 02 F Car Park. Permit Holders only. 0100000 558940 139901 Street Royal Tunbridge Wells Kent 68618 TN1 2QT 26 Car Park Camden Road Royal EM/170 C012 F Car Park. Tarmac Short Stay Pay 0100000 558933 139992 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN1 2QZ And Display Car Pk 68614 27 Car Park Warwick Road Royal EM/308 C013 F Car Park. Permit Holders only. 0100086 558386 138926 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN1 1YL 70495 28 Car Park Little Mount Sion Royal 04/00007/EM C014 F Car Park. Pay and display car 0100000 558375 138885 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN1 park. 66513 29 Car Park Warwick Road Royal EM/309 C014 F Car Park. Pay And Display Public 0100086 558386 138926 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN1 1YL Car Park. 70495 30 Car Park Adjacent To White House EM/723 C015 F Car Park. Free Car Park. 0100086 567894 141764 High Street Brenchley Tonbridge 69397 Kent TN12 7NQ 31 Public Car Park Adjacent 47 High EM/63 C017 F Car Park. Permit Holders only. 0100000 559064 141583 Brooms Road Southborough Royal 67848 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN4 32 Car Park Yew Tree Road EM/57 C018 F Car Park. Pay and Display Car 0100000 558204 141963 Southborough Royal Tunbridge Park. 64850 Wells Kent TN4 0BA 33 Regal Car Park High Street EM/661 C019 F Car Park. Free Public Car Park. 0100000 577464 135867 Cranbrook Kent TN17 3DN Leased to Cranbrook and 68625 Sissinghurst Parish Council. 34 Part Of Regal Car Park High Street 11/00003/TEN C019 L Car Park. Part of Regal Car Park. 0100000 577464 135867 Cranbrook Kent TN17 3DN 68625 Operational 35 Car Park Northgrove Road EM/379 C020 F Car Park. Free Public Car Park 0100000 575967 130646 Car Parks Hawkhurst Cranbrook Kent TN18 68092 36 Car Park East Commercial Road EM/517 C021 01 F Car Park. Public Pay And Display 0100000 567035 145035 Paddock Wood Tonbridge Kent Car Park 68628 TN12 6EN 37 Car Park West Commercial Road EM/515 C022 F Car Park. Public Pay & Display Car 0100086 566969 145094 Paddock Wood Tonbridge Kent Park 69746 TN12 6EL 38 Part Of The Car Park The Tanyard EM/399 C024 F Car Park. Free Public Car Park. 0100086 577766 135968 Cranbrook Kent TN17 3HU Leased to Cranbrook and 67859 Sissinghurst Parish Council. 39 Car Park Mount Pleasant Avenue EM/284 C028 F Car Park. Leased Car Park To PPP. 0100000 558516 139311 Royal Tunbridge Wells Kent TN1 Pay and Display Parking For the 68091 1QY Public during weekends. 40 West Station Coach Park Linden EM/662 C029 F Coach Park. Free Coach Parking. 0100000 558045 138446 Park Road Royal Tunbridge Wells 63853 Kent TN2 5QL 41 Car Parking Area Carriers Road EM/416 C035 F Car Park. Free Car Park. 0100000 577597 136281 Cranbrook Kent TN17 3JX 64005 42 Car Park Royal Victoria Place Royal EM/726 E015 01 F Car Park. Pay and Display Public 0100000 558625 139781 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN1 2SS Car Park. 68616 43 Car Park Dunorlan Park Pembury EM/248 L005 F Car Park. Free Tarmac Car Park 0100000 560054 139648 Road Royal Tunbridge Wells Kent For Visitors 64442 TN2 3QN 44 Car Park Carriers Road Cranbrook EM/417 L035 01 F Car Park. Small unofficial parking 1000625 577619 136181 Kent TN17 3JX area in Carriers Road Cranbrook 52324 Kent 45 Car Park Union House Eridge Road 95/00001/EM T004 L Car Park. An open, surface level 0100000 557943 138601 Royal Tunbridge Wells Kent TN4 public car park. There are 55 68620 8HF spaces 46 Basement Car Park Union House EM/654 T004 L Car Park. Underground Pay And 0100000 557943 138601 Eridge Road Royal Tunbridge Wells Display Car Park 68620 Kent TN4 8HF 47 Car Park At Fowlers Park Rye Road EM/660 Z013 L Car Park. Free Public Car 0100000 576450 130488 Hawkhurst Cranbrook Kent TN18 ParkLEASED FROM KCC 68627 4PQ Operational Property Est Ref File Ref Council Description UPRN Map Ref Map Ref Cemeteries Tenure GEOX GEOY 48 Tunbridge Wells Borough Cemetery EM/371 L001 F Cemetery and Crematorium. 0100000 559272 137695 Benhall Mill Road Royal Tunbridge Maintained Burial Ground 69543 Wells Kent TN2 5JJ 49 Kent & Sussex Crematorium Benhall EM/368 L001 F Cemetery and Crematorium. 1000625 559059 137643 Mill Road Royal Tunbridge Wells Crematorium Complex 54872 Kent TN2 5JJ 50 Crematorium Offices And Garages 04/00014/EM L001 02 F Cemetery and Crematorium. 1000625 559059 137643 Kent & Sussex Crematorium Benhall Offices and Garages forming part 54872 Mill Road Royal Tunbridge Wells of the complex Kent TN2 5JJ 51 Tunbridge Wells Borough Cemetery 11/00002/ASSET L001 F Cemetery and Crematorium. 0100000 559272 137695 And Crematorium Benhall Mill Road AND Tunbridge Wells Borough 69543 Royal Tunbridge Wells Kent TN2 L002 Cemetery Crematorium and 5JH Memorial Gardens 52 Tunbridge Wells Borough Council EM/374 L002 F Land. Yard Area With 0100241 559339 137744 Benhall Mill Depot Benhall Mill Greenhouses Etc 35478 Road Royal Tunbridge Wells Kent TN2 5JH 53 Chapel Tunbridge Wells Borough EM/372 L002 01 F Cemetery and Crematorium. 0100000 559197 137663 Cemetery Benhall Mill Road Royal Chapel. Detached Gothic Style 69544 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN2 5JJ Building 54 Woodbury Park Cemetery EM/148 L017 F Cemetery. (Not Used) 0100000 558540 140158 Woodbury Park Road Royal 68646 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN4 9NH Operational Property Est Ref File Ref Council Description UPRN Map Ref Map Ref Commercial Tenure GEOX GEOY 55 Land At Royal Victoria Place Royal 14/00400/ASSET E015 03 F Land. Rear of building 7-11 0100086 558617 139729 Tunbridge Wells Kent TN1 Grosenor Road.
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