Adeyfield

Settlement in Hertfordshire Dacorum

England

Adeyfield

Apsley Marina The old John Dickinson Paper Mills along the Grand Union were demolished in 2002 and replaced by canalside apartments and a marina for narrow boats. — Apsley Marina Credit: Christine Lloyd-Staples

Adeyfield is a residential area located in Hertfordshire, England. Situated to the east of Hemel Hempstead, it is part of the borough of Dacorum. With a population of approximately 10,000 people, Adeyfield is a thriving community with a range of amenities and services.

The area is characterized by its predominantly residential nature, with a mix of housing options including detached and semi-detached houses, as well as some apartment buildings. Adeyfield benefits from its proximity to the countryside, with several green spaces and parks nearby, providing opportunities for outdoor activities and recreation.

Adeyfield has a strong sense of community, with various local organizations and groups actively involved in enhancing residents' quality of life. These include community centers, sports clubs, and social clubs that organize events and activities for people of all ages.

For educational needs, Adeyfield offers several primary schools within the area, providing a convenient option for families with young children. Secondary schools are also easily accessible, ensuring a comprehensive education for older students.

Transportation in Adeyfield is well-served, with regular bus services connecting the area to Hemel Hempstead town center and surrounding areas. The nearby A414 road provides easy access to major routes, including the M1 motorway, allowing for convenient commuting to other parts of Hertfordshire and beyond.

Overall, Adeyfield is a pleasant and family-friendly area with a strong community spirit, offering a range of amenities and services to cater to its residents' needs.

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Adeyfield Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.754583/-0.451231 or Grid Reference TL0707. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Apsley Marina

The old John Dickinson Paper Mills along the Grand Union were demolished in 2002 and replaced by canalside apartments and a marina for narrow boats.

Christine Lloyd-Staples

The Roundabout called " Magic", Hemel Hempstead

Since drivers can go in either direction around the roundabout it can be a nightmare for strangers. The minis help to make it understandable.

Jack Hill

Entrance to Cherry Tree Farm

The house is visible from Punchbowl Lane located amongst a grove of pine trees.

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Road sign Cherry Tree Lane.

I was amused by the degree of obscurity given by foliage to the road signs. Does anybody really care??

Jack Hill

Emergency Water supply point

This is located close to the oil filling terminal. Note the capacity of 1,000,000 litres.

Jack Hill

Oil Storage and filling point

This photo complements the one on the EWS next door.

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Leverstock Green Primary School

Interesting to see the "Tiny Tots" sign as well

Jack Hill

Junior School Leverstock Green

Seeing all the glass makes me wonder if it is double glazed {considering the age of the structure} if not it must be an ice box.

Jack Hill

Petrol Station at Leverstock Green

Being BP they operate the Nectar card loyalty scheme

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Shops at Leverstock Green

This area opposite the green has all the commercial elements Petrol filling, shops, pub plus the cricket pitch

Jack Hill

Housing facing on to a small green, Hemel Hempstead

The addresses are at Harlow and Dawley Courts.

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This is the last roundabout before the M1 on A414

The buildings to the right are business units including a hotel

Jack Hill

Mistral 260 in Maylands

Can't decide what the shelter in the foreground is intended to do. The bulk behind is a vast distribution warehouse built in 2005 by logistics developers, Gazeley.

Jack Hill