Not many Brightonians knew of the existence of these four cottages, situated at the other end of North Road. They were approached by a narrow passage between 101 and 102 North Road and lay well back between the small yards of Vine Street and Cheltenham Place. They were of flint and brick construction and were demolished in 1933, since when the site has been covered by Nicholls’ extensive garage with its entrance in North Road.
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