Penkhull Garden Village Conservation Area Appraisal

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5.210 Details and Features• Unusually for the city stone is not in evidence in windows detailing.Conservation Area instead had plain or ached brick lintels.The5.211 Groundscape and Public RealmA defining feature of the public realm within the conservation area is the use of avenue treesand hedged boundaries that soften the urban building lines. Paving is predominantly blacktop tarmacadam, concrete and flag paviours, although smaller unit paviours are used forprivate parking spaces on occasion.Street furniture is minimal, with some seating provided to take advantage of the panoramicviews looking towards Keele and Newcastle-under-Lyme. Railings mark the boundaries tothe school playing fields, which allow views towards Keele and Newcastle-under-Lyme,although they are in a poor state of repair. Lighting is predominantly provided through theuse of column lighting. There is no public art within the boundary of the conservation area.FIGURE 26: The bright red post box at the entrance to Thistley Hough26
5.3 Listed and Unlisted Buildings of Importance5.41 Buildings on the Statutory ListThere are no buildings within the Conservation Area on the statutory list.5.42 Buildings of Special Local Interest Listed in The Local PlanThose houses in the first stage of the development are all locally listed buildings andsome of the second stage of development are also included.• 1-11 Barnfield• 2-48 Barnfield• Bromley Hough• Bromley Hough• Bromley Hough• 9 Bromley HoughFIGURE 27: 24/26 Barnfield showing the green setting and the simple symmetrical details• 1-19 The Croft• 1-9 Thistley Hough• 2-10 Thistley Hough• 76-94 Trent Valley Road• 60-70 Trent Valley Road• 58-62 Thistley Hough• 110-196 Trent Valley Road27
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