Street Map A larger street plan from c.1951 showing Laindon
in more detail can be viewed on this link.
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Address
Property Name
Property Type
Known History
Demolished
Albert Drive
Balmoral Road
Asphodel
Glen Haven
Woodlands
Dunrovin
Hollywood
Highview
Balmoral Cottage
Bedford Cottage
Oak Lodge
Helene
Emleigh
The Hawthorns
Basil Drive
Eastview
Irene
Kia Ora
Rose Cottage
Cranford
Renamed Homemead (1950s).
Demolished 1960s.
Cranford
Detached Bungalow
Built 1950s on adjacent plot.
Demolished c.1967.
Allwood
Glenwood
Emberley
The Ridges
Walkern
Finchampstead
Crowthorne
St. Hillier
Springfield
Austin
Manderlay
Maryville
Beechcroft
Verica
Ellendale
West View
Berwick Road
Sunnydale
The Anchorage
Occupant Miss M. E. Price employed by Essex County Council as a nurse in 1936.
Jacobean Bungalow
Buckingham Road
Zena
The Taranki
Tobruk
Edgefield
Hylands
Jubilee
South View
Stephendale
Meadow View
Malvinia
Lorano
Alexandra
Petit Bot
Barton
Buckingham House
Bettyville
Greenleaf
D'Arcy
Anchor
Broadlea
Woodlands
Engadine
Marsden
Attleborough
Alpha
Cambridge Road
Ve-and-A
Viola
Hawthorn
Lauriston
Sunnyside
Tejador
Edale
Kelsey
Phoenix
Dorisdene
Victoria
Excelsior
Henry Cottage
Deanvilla
Pevensey
Edstan
Cecil Drive
Fairview
Glen Ochil
Willett
Jeanette
Connaught Road
Kenwood
Reeston
Hillview
Briar Lodge
Holmlea
Cumberland Road
Cranbourne
The Pines
Langfield
Southwold Glen
Gladiole
St. Roy
Belvedere
Providence
West Holm
Mispah
Gardenia
Acme
Montbretia
Harcon
The Nook
The Oaks
Waldene
Tennyson
Bonny Villa
Rivoli
Pembroke
Van Burene
Dawson House
Diss Road
Marion Bungalow
Malvern
Marlow
Redgrave
Eston
Mecca
Jesmond
De Wade
Medhurst
Shargat
Douglas Road
Grantham
Eureka
Mayview
Heathcote
Valencia
Bellevue
The Haven
Malmesmead
Porthpean
Hillcrest
St. Johns
St. Marys
Essex Road
Shamrock
Fairview
Homeland
Tre-bar
Delwood
Gloucester Road
Alicia
Gladyville
Glenville
Rosedale
Willoughby
The Briars
Besancourt
Marvin
Springtime
Hillbrow
Hertford Road
Dixie
Hill View
Helmia Cottage
Burgh
Inverness Road
Iona
The Laurels
Broale
The Ramblers
Inverness House
The Chestnuts
Highfield
Lockerbie
Roma
Kent Road
Crystal Villa
Homedene
St. Winifreds
The Poplars
Page added: 2003
Other points of interest:
1) Bluehouse Farm was once farmed by the
Markham family. In the early 1930s Markhams Chase primary school opened on land once attached to the farm. The main
farmhouse survived to the early 1970s when, empty and vandalised, it was set on fire and demolished soon after. The land was then
incorporated within Markhams Chase Recreation Ground.
