Subject on the Register
The roundabout at Cedars 7 and Cedars Way, Newton
Bridgend · 51°28′49.6″N · 3°40′43.9″W
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Certified valuation
Every subject on the Register carries a certified valuation, assessed by deterministic survey. The Register prices constituency, not concrete: a modest mini-roundabout at the heart of a town outranks the mightiest gyratory on a lonely A-road. The assessment is itemised below and is not open to negotiation.
Certified against the National Schedule of six classes.
The subject, surveyed
- Nearest public house
- The Ancient Briton · 410 m
- Nearest chip shop
- Fish & Chippery · 220 m
- Approaches
- 4
- Circumference
- 30 m — 2.8 double-decker buses end to end
- Laps to walk off a Welsh cake
- 63
- Departure from a true circle
- 10% — gently oval
- Rival roundabouts within a mile
- 11
- County
- Bridgend — 85th most roundabout-rich in the kingdom
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