Location description
This is a relatively easy spot to get into, with some climbing over fences along the lanes around it necessary to get in. On Railway Lane there is a fence, then another fence, before a drop into a small area which leads to the main area via stairs. There is no security, the roof is open, but the spot is huge and pretty much a graffitist’s dream in terms of space to tag. There are a few major rooms, and a basement which is normally flooded. There are a few benches inside which are really good to rest on. There is a restaurant/cafe to the left of it, but they can’t see you since it’s behind locked bars. Two of the attached images are the inside of it, and one is the fenced bit you have to get into first then climb over another fence. Relatively low levels of trashing other than graffiti. The fences are VERY visible from neighbouring houses, but none of them have snitched in the times I’ve went, and cars/pedestrians that frequent Railway Lane most likely will see you but do not care. Unfortunately no trams left in there, but still a big lost place worth it to get into. Note there isn’t as much foliage as there is in the google maps image.
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This location may be on private property or in a hazardous condition. Do not enter without explicit permission from the owner.
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