Rowley Park - Whats it like?

[Franklin_Delano_Roosevelt]

A friend from out of town is looking at moving to the area and asked me what I reckoned to Rowley Park but I had to be honest and say that I haven't a clue. Anyone got any opinions of the place so that I can pass on?

 

[John Marwood]

Beyond the headless school sleep aged tennis playing coffee shop owning types full of rules and regulations committees - here lay the Stafford Mafia plotting their next fight against change

Sleepy

 

[Franklin_Delano_Roosevelt]

Beyond the headless school sleep aged tennis playing coffee shop owning types full of rules and regulations committees - here lay the Stafford Mafia plotting their next fight against change

Sleepy

Thanks, that is really impartial, insightful, thought provoking and helpful

 

[Gramaisc]

Thanks, that is really impartial, insightful, thought provoking and helpful

Mmm, I could explain it - if it wasn't borderline libellous...

 

[John Marwood]

I plead fair comment

 

[Franklin_Delano_Roosevelt]

I just wanted a bit of feedback to pass on (good, bad or indifferent) if it is a do-gooder infested hell hole then don't sh$t around the bush just say so

 

[John Marwood]

It is a sleepy affluent ( relative ) leafy suburb where shopkeepers, estate agents, and other dark artists dwell

If electronic barriers and resident associations are your thang you will be at home here - Catholic children welcome

 

[Lucy]

What road? Crescent Road and St John's Road are pretty up market, and Lawn Road with its green in the middle used to be lovely, although I believe some of the larger houses at the end have been turned into cheap flats. To me, Rowley Park is only roads on the private estate, but I'm sure estate agents try to push the boundaries.