Clement Street

Settlement in Kent Dartford

England

Clement Street

Road junction, Swanley Village Junction of School Lane with Highlands Hill and Swanley Village Road.  For close up of village sign, see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2396837">TQ5269 : Swanley Village village sign</a> and for close up of the direction sign to the church, just visible to the left of the house, see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2396829">TQ5269 : Sign to St Paul's Church</a>.
Road junction, Swanley Village Credit: Ian Capper

Clement Street is a charming residential street located in the town of Kent, England. Situated in a quiet and peaceful neighborhood, this picturesque street is known for its quaint houses and friendly atmosphere.

Lined with beautiful trees and well-manicured gardens, Clement Street offers a pleasant and scenic environment for its residents. The houses on this street vary in architectural styles, ranging from traditional Victorian and Edwardian homes to more modern designs. Many of these properties have been well-maintained, preserving their original charm and character.

The street itself is well-paved and wide enough to accommodate both pedestrian and vehicular traffic comfortably. It is also equipped with street lamps, ensuring a safe and well-lit environment during the evening hours.

Clement Street benefits from its proximity to various amenities and services. Within walking distance, residents can find convenience stores, cafes, and local restaurants, providing them with easy access to daily necessities and dining options. Additionally, the street is well-connected to the wider area through public transportation, with bus stops located nearby for convenient commuting.

The community on Clement Street is known for its friendly and welcoming nature, fostering a strong sense of camaraderie among neighbors. This creates a warm and inclusive atmosphere, where residents often engage in social gatherings and events.

Overall, Clement Street in Kent offers a tranquil and appealing setting for residents looking for a peaceful and vibrant place to call home.

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Clement Street Images

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Road junction, Swanley Village Junction of School Lane with Highlands Hill and Swanley Village Road.  For close up of village sign, see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2396837">TQ5269 : Swanley Village village sign</a> and for close up of the direction sign to the church, just visible to the left of the house, see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2396829">TQ5269 : Sign to St Paul's Church</a>.
Road junction, Swanley Village
Junction of School Lane with Highlands Hill and Swanley Village Road. For close up of village sign, see TQ5269 : Swanley Village village sign and for close up of the direction sign to the church, just visible to the left of the house, see TQ5269 : Sign to St Paul's Church.
Sign to St Paul's Church For context see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2396825">TQ5269 : Road junction, Swanley Village</a>.
Sign to St Paul's Church
Swanley Village village sign For context see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2396825">TQ5269 : Road junction, Swanley Village</a>.
Swanley Village village sign
The M25 southbound The M25 is a 117 mile orbital motorway that encircles London. It was constructed between 1975 and 1986.
The motorway is not a continuous loop as a section to the East of London at The Dartford Crossing is an A-Road.
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The M25 southbound
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Sutton at Hone from Ship Lane Ship Lane is to the right of the bank as it reaches the outskirts of Sutton at Hone. Homefield Farm is to the right and the green shed is Homefield Garage. The hill on the horizon to the left is Badger's Mount on the other side of the Darent Valley.
Sutton at Hone from Ship Lane
Ship Lane is to the right of the bank as it reaches the outskirts of Sutton at Hone. Homefield Farm is to the right and the green shed is Homefield Garage. The hill on the horizon to the left is Badger's Mount on the other side of the Darent Valley.
View from Ship Lane, Sutton at Hone Ship Lane runs from Sutton at Hone to Swanley. This view is just outside the former. The chimney which can just be made out on the horizon to the right is Littlebrook Power Station - see <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2552306" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2552306">Link</a>
View from Ship Lane, Sutton at Hone
Ship Lane runs from Sutton at Hone to Swanley. This view is just outside the former. The chimney which can just be made out on the horizon to the right is Littlebrook Power Station - see Link
Railway line between Farningham Road and Swanley A footpath leads from Ship Lane between fields, up an embankment and across the railway line between Farningham Road and Swanley. This view is towards Swanley. The line dates from 1860 and it was electrified in 1939. Until the opening of St Pancras International in 2007, Eurostars ran along this line.
Railway line between Farningham Road and Swanley
A footpath leads from Ship Lane between fields, up an embankment and across the railway line between Farningham Road and Swanley. This view is towards Swanley. The line dates from 1860 and it was electrified in 1939. Until the opening of St Pancras International in 2007, Eurostars ran along this line.
Railway line between Swanley and Farningham Road A footpath leads from Ship Lane between fields, up an embankment and across the railway line between Farningham Road and Swanley. This view is towards Farningham Road and the bridge ahead is a farm access track. The line dates from 1860 and it was electrified in 1939. Until the opening of St Pancras International in 2007, Eurostars ran along this line.
Railway line between Swanley and Farningham Road
A footpath leads from Ship Lane between fields, up an embankment and across the railway line between Farningham Road and Swanley. This view is towards Farningham Road and the bridge ahead is a farm access track. The line dates from 1860 and it was electrified in 1939. Until the opening of St Pancras International in 2007, Eurostars ran along this line.
Footpath towards Ship Lane A footpath leads from Ship Lane between fields, up an embankment and across the railway line between Farningham Road and Swanley. This view is from the foot of the embankment back towards Ship Lane.
Footpath towards Ship Lane
A footpath leads from Ship Lane between fields, up an embankment and across the railway line between Farningham Road and Swanley. This view is from the foot of the embankment back towards Ship Lane.
Old College, Swanley Located along Swanley Village Road, Old College relates to Swanley Horticultural College which opened in 1887. The college originally only catered for male students, but in the early 1890s the first female students were admitted. The college later relocated to Wye College near Ashford.
Old College, Swanley
Located along Swanley Village Road, Old College relates to Swanley Horticultural College which opened in 1887. The college originally only catered for male students, but in the early 1890s the first female students were admitted. The college later relocated to Wye College near Ashford.
Ship Lane, Swanley passing under the M25 Ship Lane leads from Swanley Village to Sutton at Hone. This is looking towards the latter. The bridge just ahead carries the M25 overhead.
Ship Lane, Swanley passing under the M25
Ship Lane leads from Swanley Village to Sutton at Hone. This is looking towards the latter. The bridge just ahead carries the M25 overhead.
Prospect Row, Swanley Village Prospect Row is located on Swanley Village Road near the junction with School Lane. It is difficult to determine its age although I suspect it is older than it looks.
Prospect Row, Swanley Village
Prospect Row is located on Swanley Village Road near the junction with School Lane. It is difficult to determine its age although I suspect it is older than it looks.
Swanley Village sign The Swanley Village sign is at the junction of School Lane with Swanley Village Road and Highlands Hill. This was the original Swanley until the arrival of the railway in 1861. The newer settlement grew up around the railway junction and was originally named Swanley Junction, before it became Swanley, and the original Swanley became Swanley Village, in the 1920s.
Swanley Village sign
The Swanley Village sign is at the junction of School Lane with Swanley Village Road and Highlands Hill. This was the original Swanley until the arrival of the railway in 1861. The newer settlement grew up around the railway junction and was originally named Swanley Junction, before it became Swanley, and the original Swanley became Swanley Village, in the 1920s.
Laburnum House, Swanley Village Located on Swanley Village Road, the nearest house is called Laburnum House. This was the original Swanley until the arrival of the railway in 1861. The newer settlement grew up around the railway junction and was originally named Swanley Junction, before it became Swanley, and the original Swanley became Swanley Village, in the 1920s.
Laburnum House, Swanley Village
Located on Swanley Village Road, the nearest house is called Laburnum House. This was the original Swanley until the arrival of the railway in 1861. The newer settlement grew up around the railway junction and was originally named Swanley Junction, before it became Swanley, and the original Swanley became Swanley Village, in the 1920s.
Approaching junction 3, M25
Approaching junction 3, M25
View along the line from Farningham Road station In July 1858 the East Kent Railway extended its line from Strood to Bromley. Farningham Road station was opened in December 1860. This view is from the end of the up platform looking towards Swanley. The underlying chalk can be seen in the cutting on the right. Until the opening of St Pancras International in 2007, Eurostars ran along this line.
View along the line from Farningham Road station
In July 1858 the East Kent Railway extended its line from Strood to Bromley. Farningham Road station was opened in December 1860. This view is from the end of the up platform looking towards Swanley. The underlying chalk can be seen in the cutting on the right. Until the opening of St Pancras International in 2007, Eurostars ran along this line.
School Lane at the junction of Highlands Hill, Swanley Village
School Lane at the junction of Highlands Hill, Swanley Village
Highlands Road at the junction of School Lane
Highlands Road at the junction of School Lane
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Clement Street is located at Grid Ref: TQ5470 (Lat: 51.413701, Lng: 0.21428)

Administrative County: Kent

District: Dartford

Police Authority: Kent

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