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« on: Monday 02 February 09 09:14 GMT (UK) »
I've got to the bottom of this - It wasn't Pepper Hall it was Clively Bank House. It's on the 1907 ordnance map. The old boundary wall to the south is still there and forms the boundary of what is now Copeland Avenue. I grew up on Copeland (6) and looking at the map it's obvious that the council used the old driveway layout of the house to form the layout of the street. I can remember when they used to resurface the road it was stripped back to cobbles before they lay tarmac - given that the council housing was 'modern' there wouldn't have been cobbled street so I assume the old house had a cobbled drive. The footpaths to the south and east are clearly visible on the map and these are the rights of way that remain - although they are now so overgrown they are not accessable. Pepper Hill is to the north and this is where I got confused as to the name. The bridge over the railway at Clifton Junction is called Pepper Hill Bridge. Thanks to Walli from another thread that uncovered the answer!