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Tonbridge & Malling Borough Council Asset Management Plan TONBRIDGE & MALLING BOROUGH COUNCIL ASSET MANAGEMENT PLAN ANNEX 1 - ASSET LIST PROPERTY TYPE ADDRESS SITE AREA (H) TITLE AMENITY Angel Lane Tonbridge Kent 0.042038 AMENITY Land Adjoining Pumping Station Off Sovereign Way Tonbridge Kent 0.003481 FH AMENITY Cannon Lane Tonbridge Kent 0.001813 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 High Street Tonbridge Kent 0.026102 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 2 Royal West Kent Avenue Tonbridge Kent 0.097135 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Jenner Way Eccles Aylesford Kent 0.157486 FH AMENITY Lamberts Yard Tonbridge Kent TN9 1ER 0.097338 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Dickens Drive East Malling West Malling Kent 0.220426 FH AMENITY Hayesden Country Park Lower Hayesden Lane Tonbridge Kent 56.262656 FH AMENITY Tonbridge Castle Gatehouse Castle Street Tonbridge Kent TN9 1BG 0.034039 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Roman Close Chatham Kent 0.017275 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Medway Wharf Road Tonbridge Kent 0.052 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 2 Medway Wharf Road Tonbridge Kent 0.048123 FH AMENITY Mill Lane Tonbridge Kent 0.121082 FH AMENITY Tonbridge Castle Castle Street Tonbridge Kent TN9 1BH 0.040862 FH AMENITY Play Area Off Browning Close Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.035827 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 8 Chaucer Way Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.075319 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 2 Hilltop Tonbridge Kent 0.2862 FH AMENITY Tonbridge Castle Site Castle Street Tonbridge Kent 3.350157 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 3 Masefield Road Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.047336 FH AMENITY Land At Roman Close Chatham Kent 0.05811 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 2 Dickens Drive East Malling West Malling Kent 0.344795 FH AMENITY Tilebarn Corner Tonbridge Kent 0.002406 FH AMENITY River Walk Tonbridge Kent 0.367927 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 3 Rochester Road Tonbridge Kent 0.007715 AMENITY Land Parcel 2 Rochester Road Tonbridge Kent 0.007056 AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Lodge Oak Lane Tonbridge Kent TN9 2EP 0.146052 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Hectorage Road Tonbridge Kent 0.425702 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Tudeley Lane Tonbridge Kent 0.520095 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 3 Higham Lane Tonbridge Kent 0.036658 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Royal West Kent Avenue Tonbridge Kent 1.689015 FH AMENITY Land Fronting 1 Shipbourne Road Tonbridge Kent 0.006541 FH AMENITY Land South Of Pen Stream At Willow Lea Tonbridge Kent 0.142301 FH AMENITY Hildenbrook House The Slade Tonbridge Kent TN9 1HR 0.000388 FH AMENITY Land North Of Barden Park Road Tonbridge Kent 0.409025 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 2 Castle Way Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.139736 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Castle Way Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.049964 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 London Road Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.556729 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 7 Oxley Shaw Lane Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.055767 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 6 Oxley Shaw Lane Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.021229 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 3 Oxley Shaw Lane Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.048317 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 8 Oxley Shaw Lane Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.193094 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Barleycorn Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.027085 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Rectory Lane South Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.011645 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 2 Oxley Shaw Lane Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.860011 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Copsehill Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.023996 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 2 Copsehill Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.062495 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 3 Copsehill Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.052579 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 4 Copsehill Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.715347 FH AMENITY Footpath Rear Of Willow Road Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.133326 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Old Orchard Lane Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.026615 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Grassmere Larkfield West Malling Kent 0.2321 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Harvest Ridge Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.065377 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Lillieburn Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.619398 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 4 Lillieburn Leybourne West Malling Kent 1.180867 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Bridgewater Place Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.054324 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Oxley Shaw Lane Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.505894 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 2 London Road Leybourne West Malling Kent 0.459286 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 12 Keats Road Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.002963 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Keats Road Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.089098 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 9 Keats Road Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.025889 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 2 Keats Road Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.028251 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Chaucer Way Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.007669 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 10 Keats Road Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.011324 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 11 Keats Road Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.002028 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 6 Keats Road Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.313512 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 2 Chaucer Way Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.022608 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 3 Keats Road Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.009574 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 4 Keats Road Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.043128 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 5 Keats Road Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.025816 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 8 Keats Road Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.018071 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 4 Thackeray Road Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.003512 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 5 Thackeray Road Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.004377 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 3 Thackeray Road Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.015111 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Thackeray Road Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.010075 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Priestley Drive Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.0444 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Fielding Drive Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.0091 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 2 Fielding Drive Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.020337 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Leybourne Way Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.031544 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 2 Leybourne Way Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.015338 FH AMENITY Land Between 2 And 4 Kipling Drive Larkfield Aylesford Kent ME20 6UJ 0.043937 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Christie Drive Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.055138 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 5 Chaucer Way Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.020303 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Wordsworth Way Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.018275 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 2 Masefield Road Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.041068 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 6 Chaucer Way Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.025553 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 7 Chaucer Way Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.010653 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Sassoon Close Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.057829 FH AMENITY Land West Side Of River Lawn Road Tonbridge Kent 0.20617 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Stour Close Tonbridge Kent 0.683884 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Longmead Way Tonbridge Kent 1.571752 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 3 Beaufighter Road Kings Hill West Malling Kent 0.087411 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 2 Beaufighter Road Kings Hill West Malling Kent 0.0823 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Larkspur Road East Malling West Malling Kent 0.039113 FH AMENITY Scout Headquarters The Ridgeway Tonbridge Kent 0.057326 FH AMENITY Land North Of 95 Saltings Road Snodland Kent 0.001388 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Welland Road Tonbridge Kent 0.014161 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 2 Welland Road Tonbridge Kent 0.009694 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 4 Welland Road Tonbridge Kent 0.019009 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 4 Longmead Way Tonbridge Kent 0.015727 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 7 Longmead Way Tonbridge Kent 0.011145 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 5 Longmead Way Tonbridge Kent 0.01281 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 6 Longmead Way Tonbridge Kent 0.023766 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 8 Longmead Way Tonbridge Kent 0.017063 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 10 Longmead Way Tonbridge Kent 0.015176 FH AMENITY Land Adjoining 49 Cherwell Close Tonbridge Kent TN10 3TH 0.026101 FH AMENITY Land Adjoining Crown Building Bradford Street Tonbridge Kent 0.02781 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 7 Welland Road Tonbridge Kent 0.008004 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 6 Welland Road Tonbridge Kent 0.017905 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 9 Beaulieu Road Tonbridge Kent 0.007736 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 10 Beaulieu Road Tonbridge Kent 0.006497 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 8 Beaulieu Road Tonbridge Kent 0.007063 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Darenth Avenue Tonbridge Kent 1.288599 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Waveney Road Tonbridge Kent 0.548909 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 3 Chaucer Way Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.007077 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 13 Keats Road Larkfield Aylesford Kent 0.041828 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 9 Darenth Avenue Tonbridge Kent 0.046425 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 3 Waveney Road Tonbridge Kent 0.110415 FH AMENITY Village Green Off Stirling Road Kings Hill West Malling Kent 0.191045 FH AMENITY Trees East Of Meteor Road West Malling Kent 0.8926 FH AMENITY Land East Of Mitchell Road Kings Hill West Malling Kent 0.2297 FH AMENITY Land East Of Royal Rise Tonbridge Kent 0.11693 FH AMENITY Housing Area 5 Land At Garden Way Kings Hill West Malling Kent 0.059641 FH AMENITY Land East Of 72 Lapins Lane Kings Hill West Malling Kent 0.028613 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 2 New Road East Malling West Malling Kent 0.037944 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 5 New Road East Malling West Malling Kent 0.024125 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 New Road East Malling West Malling Kent 0.236257 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Cherry Orchard Ditton Aylesford Kent 0.160413 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 2 Pear Tree Avenue Ditton Aylesford Kent 0.053122 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Pear Tree Avenue Ditton Aylesford Kent 0.034595 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 2 Coombe Close Snodland Kent 0.016481 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Coombe Close Snodland Kent 0.024015 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Ashbee Close Snodland Kent 0.19485 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Kent Road Snodland Kent 0.106774 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Snodland Road Birling West Malling Kent 0.067928 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Tavistock Close Chatham Kent 0.02031 FH AMENITY Land Parcel 1 Woodbury Road Chatham Kent 0.018728 FH
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