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Harper Road in City of Coventry

Harper Road in Coventry is a asphalted residential street. The road has sidewalks. This road is part of the hiking trail "Sherbourne Valley Walk".
Road Type
residential street
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Shops nearby

Boels
300 m

Allotment gardens nearby

Seagrave Road Allotments
150 m
Charter House Allotments
350 m

Apartment buildings nearby

Gulson Gardens
200 m
Lota Heights Student Accommodation
250 m

Body of waters nearby

Charterhouse Pond
350 m

Buildings nearby

Midland Group Training Services
150 m
Callice Court Coventry
200 m
Robertsons Memorials
300 m
The Charterhouse
450 m

Car dealerships nearby

Ideal Motors
100 m

Car repair shops nearby

Cov Cats
50 m
Mr Tyre Coventry
100 m
National Tyres and Autocare
250 m

Commercial buildings nearby

Sherbourne House
300 m
Charterhouse Private Members Club
300 m

Constructions nearby

Engine Room Student Halls site
50 m

Convenience stores nearby

Brambles Supermarket
300 m
European Mini Market
300 m

Fast food restaurants nearby

Coopers Fish Bar
250 m
Benny's
350 m

Hairdresser's nearby

The Barber Studio
250 m

Industrial buildings nearby

Mills Forgings Ltd
150 m

Music venues nearby

The Empire
300 m

Nightclubs nearby

Scholars
350 m

Orchards nearby

Charterhouse Monastery Gardens
450 m

Parks nearby

Charterhouse Heritage Park
300 m

Places of worship nearby

St Anne & All Saint’s CoE Church
200 m

Residential areas nearby

Calcott Ten
200 m

Residential buildings nearby

Ardea Court
350 m
The Charter House
450 m

Specialist shops nearby

Jewson
200 m

University buildings nearby

Beatrice Shilling building
200 m