Gore Street

Settlement in Kent Thanet

England

Gore Street

Track by railway line Credit: N Chadwick

Gore Street is a small residential road located in the town of Kent, England. Situated in the heart of the town, it is known for its peaceful and charming atmosphere, making it a popular choice among residents and visitors alike.

The street is lined with a mix of traditional and modern houses, each displaying its unique architectural style and character. Many of the buildings boast well-maintained gardens, adding to the overall appeal of the area. The road is relatively narrow, with limited on-street parking available, contributing to its tranquil ambiance.

Gore Street benefits from its convenient location, with various amenities and facilities within easy reach. Within walking distance, residents can find a range of shops, including convenience stores, supermarkets, and boutiques, providing them with all their daily necessities. Additionally, there are several eateries, cafes, and restaurants offering a wide variety of cuisines to cater to different tastes.

The street is also well-connected in terms of transportation. It is conveniently located near bus stops, providing easy access to other parts of the town and neighboring areas. For those who prefer to travel by car, the road has good connectivity to major highways and roads, making it easily accessible from different parts of Kent.

Overall, Gore Street offers a peaceful and welcoming living environment, with its beautiful houses, convenient amenities, and excellent connectivity, making it a desirable place to reside in Kent.

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Gore Street Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.339403/1.264123 or Grid Reference TR2765. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Track by railway line

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Arable landscape

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Pylons

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Farmland, Monkton Marshes

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Barn near Monkton

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Building site, Monkton Street

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116, Monkton Street

Planning permission has been granted by Thanet District Council under application number OL/TH/20/0335 for an “outline application for the erection of 19 houses (two storey) and 18 retirement flats (two storey) with associated parking including access, landscaping, layout and scale together with the change of use and enlargement of existing storage building to a single storey retail unit following demolition of existing buildings”. The premises used to be occupied by the funeral directors W S Cole and Son.

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Parish Close

The road forms part of a housing development named Heritage Fields.

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Manor Road

Taking a right turn after the keep left road sign leads one into TR2666 : Parish Close, which in January 2019 was the entrance to the TR2666 : Construction site, Manor Road of Heritage Fields.

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Packham Cottage, The Street

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The Forge, The Length

In December 2013, TR2666 : The Forge, The Length was undergoing work for a single storey extension together with the insertion of a glazed wall, one roof light and internal alterations.

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The Street

At the far end is the tower of St Nicholas’ church with the village hall, just beyond the parked cars on the right.

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St Nicholas at Wade post office, The Length

Little appears to have changed to the building since Chris Downer’s view of TR2666 : St. Nicholas-at-Wade: the post office in June 2012.

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Building site, The Length

Planning permission has been granted by Thanet District Council under application number F/TH/19/1231 for the “erection of 34 dwellings, together with associated landscaping, parking and access”. The development has been named The Stables.

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Main entrance to building site, Monkton Street

Planning permission has been granted by Thanet District Council under application number F/TH/21/1795 for “change of use of existing agricultural buildings to light industrial and/or storage use”. An easterly view of the TR2964 : Building site, Monkton Street was taken in May 2022.

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Building site, Monkton Street

Planning permission has been granted by Thanet District Council under application number F/TH/21/1795 for “change of use of existing agricultural buildings to light industrial and/or storage use”. At the far end of the terrace is the TR2964 : Main entrance to building site, Monkton Street.

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The Forge, The Length

Viewed from Manor Road, this was TR2666 : The Forge, The Length, when it was undergoing external and internal alterations. This view of TR2666 : The Forge, The Length shows the frontage of the premises.

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