4.0 Cinderford - Forest of Dean District Council

4.9 Building typologies2. Cinderford: Residential terraces, mid to late 19thcenturyFig. 4.9.5 Woodside StreetExample: Woodside StreetThe buildings of Woodside Street are two storey terraces, someof which are detached by a small gap from one another. They areall aligned along the straight laid-out streets, as planned by theLand Society in the mid 19th century, with a small setback of 1.5 to2 metres. The houses were developed piecemeal rather than by asingle development, resulting in distinct properties. The boundarytreatment towards the road is low walls. Car parking is predominantlyon-street, but some courtyard parking and driveways have beenestablished. The materials are stone, brick and render. The density ofthis type of development is about 30 dph. Other areas of this typologyare: Steam Mills Road, New Town, Abbey Road, Flaxley Street andAbbey Street.Fig. 4.9.6 Urban grain (typology 2)Fig. 4.9.4 Woodside Street sketch plan4.0 CinderfordAlan BaxterCinderford Northern Quarter Baseline Report / April 200953