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17 28 1 ROA D TREVARTHIAN ROAD Haysleigh 24 5 70 38 17 37 47 40 4 The 20 8 CLA R EN C E STONEY LANE 32 28 Lantern 38 1 33 102.1m 38 63 31 58 28 Gover Stream 1 1 20 29 TCB 25 Sunnylands TREMENA ROAD TINNERS WAY 2 FB TEWINGTON PLACE 31 29 31 73.5m ES S 7 6a 3 Shandrydan Riverside 31 1 18a 25 18 62.5m TREG ORRICK VIEW 6 17a 1 Sedgemoor BODMIN ROAD 32 Gerrans 15 26 52 Point 9 River TRENANCE ROAD CLARENCE ROAD 17 23 (Council Off ices) 10 TRENANCE PLACE 5 12 North 23 8 St Austell Hill House 22 55 GOVE R ROA D Ivy House 8 22a 12 Li me G rove 17 1 17 21 BREWERY DRIVE 19 North Hill Park 14 27 7 19 7 48 7 12 11 52 46 50 19 5 15 11 19 TR ELA K E R OA D 21 14 4 GRO VE ROA D The Courtyard 13 51 Play Area 30 24 1 1 to 6 4 1 3 Old M ill Corne r 26 2 16 1 27 2 The The Coach House The Chapel 1 Haven 7 4 43 17 2 1 to 5 Cornerways 45 The Loft 45 43 The Stables 1 TIMBER CLOSE THE MALTINGS 18 8 30 18b 61.3m 40a The Coach House 40 Poltair Grounds 24 25 47 Trevarrick 1 86.0m 6 Hall 4 LB 2 42 41 4 7 18a Ch y FB El Su b St a 3 9 6 Trenance Mill Little House BLOW IN G Car Park 13b Clu b 1 HILL El Su b St a 9 12 49 1 19 1 8 Trega rne TRENANCE PLACE HOU S E COACH HOUSE LANE Au diology 32 2 5 LB Cent re 31 An imal Welfare 31 NORTH STREET 7 46 LA N E 13a 30 Cent re 49 45 BLOWING HOUSE 15 41 39 10 ED Bdy 36 1 13 to 4 TREVARRICK ROAD 8 TR EG AR N E PALACE ROAD 9 7 7 14 5 11 38 St John's 14 FB 37 1 Me thodis t 25 CLOS E BL OWING Pengwerne Churc h HO USE HILL TE RR A C E Dunluce 66.8m HOU S E 1 CR ES CE N T Hall FB 38 Play Area 9 13 Elm Terrace St Austell St at ion to 16 40 26 33 1 Police Statio n TR EVA R RI CK 31 TR EV ON E 43 45 21 El Sub Sta BLOW IN G PRIORY ROAD 1 to14 1 6 Hall PC 13a Car Park Bu s S tation Belfield 30 DR IV E 10 Cottage 12 Car Park 1 TREVARTHIAN ROAD 22 4 CA R LYON 3 20a 1 SL 2 16 Posts 20 24 66.5m MARKET HILL Orav ia House STRE ET 6 35 1 14 16 HIG H CR OS S 12 2 6 2 Issues 4 20 13 33 BAKERY CLOSE Bo wling Alley 4 7 3 Belfield 2 34 Shelter 5 54 to 14 1 Bungalow 11a 15 Car Park 29 Pond PC The Sy ca mores 10b 1 & 2 12 to 1 Friends Meeting House MP 286.25 Mengue Hall PC 4 10a 24 St Austell Market 6 32 26 30 19 House 5 89.0m 11 13 31 12 13a 25 30 16 16 14 33 2 6a 10 22 a 9 6 28 3 3a 6 11a to 9a CH Y P ON S 4 11 to 7 Clu b 68.9m 30 5 37 7 PW 5 9 30a 3 31 4 41 Sav oy B uilding PH Cemetery 18 5b 23 29 8 3 33 29 16 14 27 9 GRANT'S WALK 19 Globe Yard6 5 TR U R O R OA D Aldwick a 10 CR OS S LA NE 3 2 21 3 15 El 2 Sandy Lane (Path) 4 6 3 Sub S ta 6 10 PH MARKET STREET 17 14 1 25 Chaswin 7 19 21-23 7- 8 War 1 to 8 4 8 1 TheNurseries 17 Memorial 8 6 High 11 9 7 12 34a 4 Biddick's Court Clu b 1 Cros s 25 15 2 LB Posts 7 24 TR EVA R RI CK 23 26 6a House Bank 10 2 9 2 5 KIN G'S 24 2 22 3 34 8 22to27 63.4m 1a 35 6 4 1 15b 59 Holy Trinity 2 The Spinney PC 8 1 1 Jarawac Posts Churc h AVEN U E 19 ROA D 12b Rising Bollard46 4 Recreation Ground 2 27 12a 12 Head P ost Off ice 47 BE EC H RO AD 21 28 PAR K RO AD 44 Sembal 1 14 45 42 Post LB 23 Vet erinary Piranswood 12 House 7 16 40 9 29 18 1 Surgery Posts 11 9 36 30 2 Depo t Playgro und 36 28 26 24 11 21 34 10 11 16a 65 Post 15 Post Bank ES S BE EC H LAN E 15 12 19 Bank 31 Post 9 CH U R CH PH 12 63.4m 2 16 FO RE STREET 21 STRE ET 1 25a 25 27 VICARAGE 14 13 31 60.7m P 23 2 3 5 16 29 87 The 6 Play Area 1 6 EA ST H ILL 14 17 2 White H a rt 5 18 Burton House Beech Lodge Apartments 17 1 (Hotel) 22 4 2 Lynw ood G ardens Shelter CH A N DO S HIL L 1 Linden Lodge 33 19 TCB The Bungalow The 6 1 1 20 19 4 73 5 15 37 6 6 VICTORIA PLACE Oaks 38 15 8 16 34 1 4 3 5 35 Aylmer Place Posts 10 5 1 to 4 to 1 PH 11 PLAC E 2 26 36 3 4 37 New Bridge 12 26 2 EDGCUMBE ROAD COU R T MS 27 10 7 81 14 2 10 3 6 4 to 9 to 4 El Su b St a ELIOT HILL 1 Park H ouse 51 to 55 LB 8 TR EVA R RI CK 5 Posts 12 1 1 to 67 12 ROB E RT WES T St A uste ll CR Clu b Old Vicarage Place DUKE STREET 10 86.9m El Su b St a Baptist Church 14 to 11 12 21 Posts TCBs 4 1 11 14 110 108 El 15 16 2 10 17 45 Sub 25 18 42 19 1 4 47 2 43 Sta 100 ROA D 68.3m 1 ES S 49 Cin ema 11 21 9 14 to 22 COLLEGE GREEN 23 41 2 94 23 7 25 BRIDGE ROAD CR Clu b 88 65 1 HILL 25a Job Cent re 81.1m 8 EA ST 4 7 23 to 29 Shelter ED Bdy 20 TCB 10b 50 to 68 Fn 1 40.2m 1 to 7 55.8m Grenville Court 21 1 39 74 86 6 19 5 5 28 TCB 84 38to40 6 Posts 30 Hall 45 St Austell River 5 Medic al TCB Shelters PC Car Park 26to37 12 19 41 6 Centre 9 to 11 29b 52 82 Wes t 44 8 to 9 ES S Shelter to 65a Hil l TRINITY STREET 13 78 41 42 17 Court El Su b St a 7 The Old 40 Shelter China 29 Womens 1 to 8 Institute 14 31 12 to 49 Court 14to25 Garage Piran Place Studio House 3 to 1 ES S 11 Granary Court Riv er Wal k White River Place 5 20 84a Jadeana Court 82 27 67 to 16 88 Telephone Exchange 44 33 1 9a Co rnw all 45 69 Ho use CHERRY TREE MEWS 74 PC 1 GLEN VIE W to 1 80 Roy al 17 41 Court 12 8 Cat tle 13 ROA D 3 Grid 5to13 15 54 1 EA STB OU RN E RO AD 16 7 72 8a DR IV E TR U R O 1 7 1 to 3 to 1 21 4 DR IV E 20 9 The H all 65 Trelawney House 1 12 1 FI R 31 14 WES TBO UR N E CLIN TON Penhal igon CLOS E PH 39 64 31 ALBERT ROAD House Trecrida 29 12 2 26 29a 71 23 El 43 12 69 1 El Su b WESTBOURNESub S DRIVE ta P 65 60 Sta Rosemorran 75 1 3 ED Bdy LB CR 5 Court Gardens The 6 45 OLD Old Orcha rd Trehendra 2 5 2 Verrans 36 Bridge 47 14 LA WN 47 49 17 1 38 24 119 3 39.3m 9 11 SC HO OL Tk 1 5 Spring 48 40a 2 40 57 3 30 4 46a 8 74.1m LA N E 6 6 PON D HU 21 66 Tremarly ROA D Bar-Avon 46 44a 49 10 2 LEDRAH GARDENS SOUTH STREET 1 9a 2 51 10a Penvale 6 ROA D 16 67 COLENSO PLACE 8 44 9 14 BE LM ON T 9 20 to MOO RLA N D 50 9 44 10 36 16 3 Track 18 Sydney 74.1m 12 4 Close 15 18 69 10 27 26 15 ROA D 4 75 24 5 12 EDGCUMBE ROAD 69a 7 4 37 1 33 10 17 1 Surgery Highfie ld C lose 57 71 37 5 34 Depo t 44a 45 35 77 1 to 27 Track 59 2 Hill End Ca rva th H ouse 71a 8 6 47 LB 11 The Bungalow 21 to 35 to 11 29 2 3 19 129 9 76 Polcarne White Cottage 47a 25 49 El 48 to 27 to 21 30 El 9 15 Sub 73 Sub 13 St Austell River 6 85 13 47b Sta LEDRAH ROAD Sta 10 ROA D 66.4m 3 8 27 Legend 14 Tremar 53 LB 25 1 to 8 1 MOUNTSTEPHEN CLOSE BE LM ON T 47 CHISHOLME CLOSE Va lle y V iew 60 48.8m 1 Chis holme 1 21 42 5 Moorla nd 16 Court 1 to 6 68 Court 4 1 23 12 El 11 1 to 39 86 Moorla nd 1 Sub S ta 6 44 1 61 59 Court 57a 12 42 40 5a 14 1a 1 57 5b Fn 43 81 7 32 to 16 88 17 MENEAGE VILLAS FB 8 4 17 82 72 3 2 Listed Buildings 54 PONDHU ROAD Mandalay 6 62 11 18 63 19 10 81a 9 GP 25 5 RIS E 1 7 3 SOUTH STREET 63.7m Path (u m) 30 28 11 1 18 33 84a 22 HOR S LE Y Shelter 59.4m 20 52 67 51 9 50 to 10 CR ES CE N T DR IV E SAWLES ROAD 86 11 8 84 PON D HU 64 19 MS 15 48 49 12 PEN N OR 98 Cornerways 1 List_of_Locally_Significant_Buildings 28a 14 32 16 14 11 4 39 8 34.7m Lowe nek 1 Plac e 47 1 1 29 2 27 7 74 36.0m 3 White BOS IN N EY R OA D River 15 2 TCB 22 ROA D Bridge 67.1m 53 34.4m 51 33 PEN WI NN IC K PEN WI NN IC K R OA D 8 55.8m © Crown copyright and database rights 2017 Ordnance Survey 100049047.
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  • St Austell Main Report

    St Austell Main Report

    Cornwall & Scilly Urban Survey Historic characterisation for regeneration ST AUSTELL CORNWALL ARCHAEOLOGICAL UNIT Objective One is part-funded by the European Union Cornwall and Scilly Urban Survey Historic characterisation for regeneration ST AUSTELL Kate Newell June 2002 CORNWALL ARCHAEOLOGICAL UNIT A service of the Historic Environment Section, Planning Transportation and Estates, Cornwall County Council Kennall Building, Old County Hall, Station Road, Truro, Cornwall, TR1 3AY tel (01872) 323603 fax (01872) 323811 E-mail [email protected] Acknowledgements This report was produced as part of the Cornwall & Scilly Urban Survey project (CSUS), funded by English Heritage and the Objective One Partnership for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly (European Regional Development Fund). Peter Beacham (Head of Urban Strategies and Listing), Roger M Thomas (Head of Urban Archaeology) and Ian Morrison (Ancient Monuments Inspector for Devon, Cornwall and Isles of Scilly) liaised with the project team for English Heritage and provided valuable advice, guidance and support. Nick Cahill (The Cahill Partnership) acted as Conservation Supervisor to the project, providing vital support with the characterisation methodology and advice on the interpretation of individual settlements. Georgina McLaren (Cornwall Enterprise) performed an equally significant advisory role on all aspects of economic regeneration. Additional help has been given by Terry Clarke (Conservation Officer, Restormel Borough Council) and Victoria Northcott (Assistant Conservation Officer, Restormel Borough Council) and Keith Everitt (St Austell Bay Regeneration Officer, Restormel Borough Council). The Urban Survey Officers for CSUS are Kate Newell and Stephanie Russell. Kate Newell was the lead officer for the assessment of St Austell. Bryn Perry-Tapper is the project’s GIS/SMR Supervisor and has played an important role in developing the GIS, SMR and Web elements of the project and training the team.