| The Cardigan Triangle is an area of 400
Victorian terraces that happens to have a clear geographical
border. It is bordered by Cardigan Road, the stadium and
the railway line. These form a triangle which includes -
- Bearpit Gardens
- Broomfields
- Cardigan Rd
- Chapel Lane and Fold
- Cumberland Court
- Newports
- Rochester Terrace
- St Michael's Lane
- Trenics
- Valley Court
Features of the area are -
- Conservation area, due to its architectural character
- Friendly community feel
- Great transport links, including its own train station
(Burley Park). Walking distance, through the park, to
the town centre.
- Excellent local education, from toddlers to teenagers
- Shops, cafes, bars in walking distance
- Peace and quiet. The area does not suffer from through
traffic.
- Family friendly atmosphere with plenty of children and
young people
- Thriving allotments nearby
- Sports facilities, including the cricket and rugby stadium
- Active Community Association and family social events
More details are on the Cardigan
Triangle leaflet
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photo
by Andrew Helm |