Landmarks or Notable Buildings in Aldermoor

Aldermoor Road

Park off Aldermoor Road

Aldermoor Road

Aldermoor Avenue 

Shops on Aldermoor Avenue

Convenience store on Aldermoor Avenue

                                                                    Rownhams Road

Shops on Rownhams Road

Two Shops on Rownhams Road

Outer Circle

A Circular Road!

Linden Road

Tree Lined Road

Peach Road

I see no Peaches

Holly Oak Road

Road with an Incline / Decline depending on the direction of travel

Conifer Road 

Conifer Road with Southampton General Hospital in the background

Coxford Drive

Palm Road

Olive Road

Olive Road

Vine Road

Coxford Road

Lordsdale Greenway Walk

"Lordsdale Greenway travels for 2.25 miles from Dale Road to Lord’s Hill Way. At its northern end it links into Lord’s Wood Greenway and then into Lord’s Wood Plantation beyond. The Greenway follows the stream valleys of Tanner’s Brook and Holly Brook which supports several important habitats and species.

Lordsdale Greenway has been locally designated and protected as a site of importance for nature conservation (SINC). Habitats present include alder swamp woods, unimproved grassland and semi improved grassland. These support species such as wood horsetail (equisetum sylvaticum) which is rare in Hampshire and the nationally important bluebell (hyacinthoides non-scripta). "

https://www.southampton.gov.uk/s-leisure/parksgreenspaces/Greenways/lordsdalegreenway.aspx 
 

http://visitwoods.org.uk/en/visit-woods/pages/wood-details.aspx?wood=24241&site=coxford-copse-%28part-of-lordsdale-greenway%29#.UUNyuzfppWl

2013 Winter Snow Aldermoor Southampton

Looking North on Olive Road, at the bus stop

Creek at Southern End of Olive Road

Pathway at bottom of Olive Road

Cars having trouble at the two mini roundabouts at Coxford Road, near Southampton General Hospital

Two people talking in Vine Road

4x4 making light work of the ice on Holly Oak Road

Entrance to Lordsdale Greenway

Field on Western side of Palm Road

Aldermoor Listed Buildings

Aldermoor Farmhouse
Early to mid-19th century

"Southampton City Council state: "The house known as Aldermoor Lodge (later Aldermoor House) was built in 1800".^[7] The building is a two story L-shaped house of painted brickwork. The farm is close to Tanners Brook which flows past Shirley Pond to Millbrook and then into Southampton Water. The area next to Aldermoor Farm is one of the few remaining natural wet meadows in the city.^[7] In June 2006, an archaeological dig on part of the farm found no items of particular interest.^[8] "

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grade_II_listed_buildings_in_Southampton:_A%E2%80%93B

7- http://list.english-heritage.org.uk/resultsingle.aspx?uid=1092080
8 - http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/details/default.aspx?id=135698 
9 - http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-135698-aldermoor-farmhouse-
 

Aldermoor, Coxford, Southampton

Coxford ward is in the north of the city and has a population of around 13,900. Neighbouring wards are Bassett, Redbridge and Shirley. The area is mostly made up of estates with gardens and green space. Lordsdale Greenway runs through Coxford Ward and continues into the neighbouring district council of Test Valley. Within the ward is a large shopping area, known as Lordshill district centre which has shops, a bingo hall, library, housing office and medical facilities.

From https://www.southampton.gov.uk/living/whereyoulive/Coxford/

From http://wikimapia.org/8560717/Aldermoor

 Birds Eye View From Bing Maps

Shirely Pond Park

 

From Google Maps

 

Birds Eye View from Bing Maps