Furze Platt Triangle - The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead

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Furze Platt Triangle Conservation Area Appraisal25Location, Setting and Development of the Area 55.17 Deeds show that from 1904 onwards Samuel Ghrimessold off large plots of land on the north side of Linden Avenuefor six detached quality suburban houses and onesemi-detached pair of houses, which are all shown in themap of 1912.5.18 It is believed that the builder of several houses inLinden Avenue (Mr Charles Grubb of Furze Platt) constructedNo. 10, “Ardingly” for his own occupation. It represents avery high standard of Edwardian design and craftsmanship,and sits on the largest plot, at the centre. The BerkshireRecords Office file on the Inland Revenue “Domesday Book”1910 Valuation (BRO Microfiche 48052) commissioned bythe Asquith Government shows Ardingly as dwelling No.2325 and the Owner/Occupier as C. Grubb.
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