Street Map A larger street plan from c.1951 showing Pitsea
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Address
Property Name
Property Type
Known History
Demolished
Alder Road
Lawn Bank
Chestnut Road
Hebron
Arrandale
The Laurels
Evershott
1 Argyle Cottages
2 Argyle Cottages
Hall View Lodge
2
Woodberry
Hill View
Clyro
Fairview
2 York Villas
1 York Villas
Carrallin
2 Station Villas
1 Station Villas
May Villa
Chestnut House
Church View Drive
Freshwater Drive
Daisy
The Oaks
Hyling
Ormond
Valarie
The Ken
Homestead
Rosedene
Dinkie
Duqueene
Godfrey
Alberta
Armadale
Glen Road
Norman Villa
Glen Lodge
Hall View Road
Hawthorn Road
No. 3 Veto Cots
No. 2 Veto Cots
Kent Road
Kent View Road
Railway Terrace
Adelsie
Creek View
Riverton Drive
St. Winifreds
The Homestead
Clovelly
St. Denis
Akuse
The Granville
Mallard Cottage
Olinda
Seafield
Sea Rose
Riverview
Kiln Farm
Detached house
Accessed from a level crossing over the Pitsea,
Tilbury, Barking loop line. A farm of some description had stood on the site from before Chapman And André's 1777 map of Essex. Post
Office telephone book 1970 edition entry: Webster Coal Supply, Kiln Farm, Riverview, Pitsea. Vange 3396.
Demolished.
Riverview Road
Oakdene
Gretna
Rest Haven
Catherine
Hazlemere
Laurena
Killarney
The Poppies
Wilmington
St. Margarets
Miranda
Amelia
The Haven
Sunnyside
Lynton
Riverview
Terminus Drive
Hazeldene
Thamesville Drive
1
7
8
9
10
11
12
Dawlish
Gladiola
The Hame
St. Leonards
Adelaide
The Poplars
Magna
Wigstan
Arva
Homeleigh
Espa Domo
Monica
Sydney
Iowa
The Meads
2
Semi-detached bungalow
Twelve semi-detached bungalows. Demolished for the A13 Vange and Pitsea by-pass completed in 1973.
4
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
6
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
8
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
10
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
12
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
14
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
16
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
18
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
20
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
22
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
24
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
26
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
28
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
30
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
32
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
34
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
36
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
38
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
40
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
42
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
44
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
46
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
48
Semi-detached bungalow
See entry for No. 2.
Tilbury Road
Waterville Road
Faraday
The Elton
Non Parill
James Ann
Louda
The Chalet
St. Nicholas
Roselyn
Michigan
Wharf Lane
Homestead
The former home of George Hurd who served as a councillor in the 1960s. In 1967 a Basildon Council run day centre was built and named in his memory.
Rest-A-Whyle
Riverside Farm
Meadow View
South View
St. Olma
Whytewater Avenue
The Dawn
Bramber
Oakdene
The Laurels
St. Leonards
Inwood
The Poplars
Ruby Lodge
Elizabeth
Fortune
Ichleton
Beulah
Adelaide
Woodfield Road
Public Library
Main Vange & Pitsea Essex County Council library. Addressed as Byfletts and later Grapnells following the completion of the Vange housing estate.
Demolished 1960s
No. 3 Woodfield Cottages
No. 4 Woodfield Cottages
Broadwater
Diggswell
Red House
Grosvenor
Selangor
Elm Cottage
Rose Cottage
Mogador
Hazeldene
Helena
Ersamine
Page added: 2003
Other points of interest:
1) Wharf Lane, as its name suggests,
once led directly to Vange Wharf situated off Pitsea Creek and navigable for approximately 1 hour twice a day. The properties
of Ryedene (built late 1970s), Ryedene County Primary School (opened 1979) and the realigned A13 Vange and Pitsea bypass
(completed in 1973) now cover the former road and the land where its properties once stood.
