Woodland Avenue in Brighton and Hove

Woodland Avenue in Brighton and Hove is a residential street. It runs in a north-south direction and crosses King George VI Drive, Sandringham Drive, Queen Mary Avenue, Queen Victoria Avenue, Woodland Close, Goldstone Close and Goldstone Crescent. It ends in a cul-de-sac. The nearest stop is Sandringham Drive. The bus lines 21 and 21A serve this stop. Woodland Avenue also exists in Slough, Luton, City of Leicester, Stoke-on-Trent and Plymouth.

Road Type: residential street
Speed Limit: 30 mph
Route: north-south

Bus stops

Top of Woodland Avenue.
Sandringham Drive.

bus lines 21, 21A

Roads nearby

Elizabeth Avenue

Elizabeth Close

Goldstone Close

Queen Victoria Avenue

Top of Queen Victoria Avenue, Goldstone Valley Shops, Bottom of Queen Victoria Avenue

Goldstone Valley Mews

Queen Caroline Close

Queen Alexandra Avenue

Goldstone Valley Gospel Hall

Sandringham Drive

Sandringham Close

Queen Mary Avenue

Nevill Way, Nevill Gardens, Hove Park Tavern, Greyhound Stadium, Waitrose Hove

The Droveway Hove : Waitrose

King George VI Drive

Queen Mary Avenue, King George VI Drive

Goldstone Court

Court Farm Road

Nevill Road Post Office, Court Farm Road, Nevill Way

Goldstone Crescent

Edward Avenue, Woodland Avenue, Elizabeth Avenue, Woodland Drive, Hove Park North

George VI Mansions

Railways nearby

Hove Park Railway

Apartment buildings nearby

1-10 Balmoral Court

11-30 Balmoral Court

31-40 Balmoral Court

Convenience stores nearby

Industrial areas nearby

Goldstone Waterworks

Museum nearby

British Engineerium

Pavilions nearby

BHCC Cricket Pavilion

Places of worship nearby

St George's Catholic Church

Pubs nearby

Recreation grounds nearby

Nevill Playing Fields

Residential areas nearby

The Mews Cottages

School buildings nearby

Blatchington Mill Secondary School

Sports pitches nearby

Brighton and Hove C.C.C Nets