Eastern Green Corridor

Eastern Green Corridor is a narrow green corridor, but with lots of trees and a good variety of building types. It is the one of the narrowest of the green corridors identified by Coventry City Council, following the ancient stream through the original Lower Eastern Green village. A few historic buildings survive along Unicorn Lane and Dial House Lane, plus Dial House on the other side of Lower Eastern Green Lane.  1889 Map - for larger view click on map Image produced from the http://www.old-maps.co.uk service with permission of Landmark Information Group Ltd. and Ordnance Survey    However most of the building is modern houses and blocks of flats, but they have been constructed in fair variety, and are often nearly hidden behind the trees within the corridor, or in their own gardens. A pleasant walk results, but for the purists this has a break in the middle where the corridor is too narrow to support a path, and at each end where private land has not allowed a direct path to Lake View Park or out into Tile Hill Wood. Good for Dogs rating: A good walk, and worth exploring, but rather narrow in parts and with unfenced roads to cross

Eastern Green Corridor - view from Alderminster Road to the east - Dec-2001  Eastern Green Corridor - view from Alderminster Road to the west  - Dec-2001