Earlsdon Terrace, Earlsdon Avenue South, 1983

Earlsdon Terrace, the name given to the row of houses on Earlsdon Avenue South (then Earlsdon Lane) between the City Arms and Berkeley Road South (then Cromwell Street). Earlsdon Terrace was part of the original 1850s development of Earlsdon. It consisted of a number of significant watchmakers houses. Sadly Earlsdon Terrace has suffered badly over the years. A large section, including Robert Pikes grand House has been demolished to build the Elsie Jones retirement home. The section nearest the City Arms is landlord owned and in a poor state of repair. You can see that the house in the middle with the bay window was also demolished and rebuilt in the 1930s.

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