| Former Plotland Property Names on the Dunton Hills Estate |
| First Avenue |
Second Avenue |
Third Avenue |
Fourth Avenue |
Everest
Essbark
Ingleton |
Myowna
Primrose
Trivlow
Thorngrove
Mericourt
Oakdene
St. Andrews
Veronica
Delamere |
The Laurels
Cosy Nook
Charlemont
Canada
Summerlea
Glenthorne
The Arc
Happiness |
Ashcroft
The Nest
Hillrise
Hillside
The Hut
Camille
Dop Jim
Burville
Juliase
Rabrova
Maryern |
Trees
Thalream
Lilliville
Willows
The Haven
Deo Juvante
New Holme
Cosy Cot
Mandalay
The Barn
Irene Rose
Etheldene
Homeleigh
Endoran
Protem
Bonhommi |
Fairlawn
Grangewood
Oaks
Jaygee
Aubrey
St. Davids
Primrose |
Florence
Elmview
Reindeer |
Anthelen
Varfor
Violet Lodge
Poplars
Lansbury
Roseglen
Silverdale
Rosegarden
Carrara
Charlesville? |
| Hillcrest Avenue |
Lower Dunton Road |
View Grand
Iona
Hawthorn
Joyville
St. Andrea
Lilac
High View
Clovelly
Hilltop
Rosalie
Denede
Marzoni
The Briars
The Beeches |
The Elms?
The Chalet
Windy Ridge
Hillcrest
Highland View
Clear View
Little Clermont
Vera Joan
Wendover
Coombe Cottage
Arbutus
Penlee
High Trees
Four Elms
Delamere
Dennyvic
Cresta
Hammers Rest
Rose Marie
Laburnams |
First Avenue entrance
Post Office & General Stores
(Henderson's)
Acacia
Second Avenue entrance
St. Ives
Third Avenue entrance
St. James
Hillview
Annalina
St. Elmo
Fourth Avenue entrance
Site of Noaks builders
Joyway
Oasis |
| Stack Avenue |
| Shanklin |
| The Haven in Third Avenue is the only surviving property
on the 'avenues', following the final wave of compulsory purchase orders in 1984. It is now
home to a plotland museum. |
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