The Martins in Portishead, Somerset

The Martins in North Somerset, Portishead is an asphalted service road. It runs in an east-west direction and crosses Phoenix Way and Linnet Gardens and ends at Redpoll Drive, while the other end is a cul-de-sac. The Martins also exists in Suffolk, Somerset, Gloucestershire, East Sussex and West Sussex.

Road Type: service road
Route: east-west

Artwork

Fallen Nails – approx. 200 m.
www.riddleofthestones.co.uk – approx. 250 m.
Ship's Rat – approx. 250 m.
Arch (artist: Rick Kirby) – approx. 350 m.
Man and Animal (artist: Giles Penny) – approx. 550 m.
Elemental (artist: Matt Stein) – approx. 550 m.
Precious (artist: Carol Peace) – approx. 550 m.
Ox (artist: Jason lane) – approx. 600 m.
Capstan – approx. 650 m.
Full Fathom Five (artist: Michael Dan Archer, granite). 108 granite columns installed in commemoration of seafaring. – approx. 650 m.
When Shall We Three Meet Again? (artist: Robert Stuart Clamp) – approx. 750 m.

Bus stops

Redpoll Drive – approx. 100 m.
Phoenix Way – approx. 250 m.
Village Square – approx. 300 m.
Malin Parade – approx. 600 m.
Newfoundland Way – approx. 700 m.
Marina Healthcare Centre – approx. 700 m.

Tourist information offices

Portishead Marina: Its Industrial Heritage – approx. 750 m.

Roads nearby

Wagtail Crescent

Newfoundland Way, Elemental, Malin Parade, Precious, Village Square, Redpoll Drive, Fallen Nails, Arch, Phoenix Way, Port Marine

Stonechat Green

Fieldfare Avenue

Ship's Rat, www.riddleofthestones.co.uk

Rosemary Crescent

Kingfisher Road

Sanderling Place

Finisterre Parade

Whimbrel Avenue

Turnstone Avenue

Kittiwake Drive

Body of waters nearby

Buildings nearby

Model shops nearby

Model Railways Direct

Parks nearby

Village Quarter Open Space

Playgrounds nearby

Village Quarter Play Park

Residential areas nearby

Sports pitches nearby

Multi Use Games Area