Residential properties - Ash Lane
This page lists the properties located in Ash Lane when travelling North to South from Ash towards the A20. Some of the properties listed are in the Parish of West Kingsdown and have been included for completeness.
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Lynwood
The property is in the Parish of West Kingsdown. Built in the 1940s post war period as one property along with Jayflight. Operated as a kennels and cattery pre-1999.
Jayflight
The property is in the Parish of West Kingsdown. Built in the 1940s post-war period as one property along with Lynwood. Operated as a kennels and cattery pre-1999.
Woodlands Garden Centre
The property is in the Parish of West Kingsdown.
Woodlands House
The property is in the Parish of West Kingsdown. Built in 1971 as a house by the owners, the Barr family, who owned Woodlands Garden Centre. Footings were poured on Decimalisation Day (15 Feb. 1971) and newly minted coins were distributed amongst the footings. The ground floor now operates as The Twig and Spoon restaurant.
White Rose House
This house predates the 1911 census when it was known as St. Helens. Its name was changed to Wychlyn before WW2 and it was renamed White Rose House sometime after 2002.
Mulberry House
This property was originally known as Packham, later Pecklands Farm, and was included in the 1841 list of tithe rents when it was owned by Henry Hills. It had 2 acres of land which was arable consisting of fruit and hops. A number of outbuildings were removed and a 2-storey extension was built in 2004.
Copper Beeches
The current property was built in 1981 and replaced what was the ‘White House Tea Rooms’. The original property fronted onto London Road (A20) and was first listed in the 1911 census.