16 Port Lane

16, Port Lane is a house on Port Lane in Chelmord, Bromshire. It is the home to Beatrice Freede and her family.

Location
16, Port Lane is situated on Port Lane, a lane in the small village of Chelmord in the county of Bromshire.

House plan
The house is a plain grey house, with neatly trimmed bushes surrounding the path leading up to the front door. The house has two floors, and consists of four evenly sized bedrooms. The living room is medium sized, with plain white furniture and plain walls. The kitchen is always immaculately clean, and the whole house feels rather unlived in.

Residents
Current: Previous:
 * Jane Freede
 * Stuart Freede
 * Beatrice Freede
 * Lucy Freede (290-308)
 * Grace Locke ( 286-304)
 * Marie Bradshaw (282-300)

History
16 Port Lane is a post-war house, built around ten years after the end of the war. The village pre-existing Chelmford was partly inhabited by members of the resistance, though all villagers were killed when it was bombed. The dead were then buried in Veil Park, and the village was reconstructed as part of the Southern Reconstruction Programme. History of the bombing has been wiped from most records.

Nearby locations
16, Port Lane is within walking distance to Veil Park, which contains Lake Veil. It is a five minute walk from the village bus stop, which takes about twenty minutes to get to the local schools: Bromshire School for Girls and Bromshire School for Boys. The bus stops at Riversham, which is a small town consisting of a shopping centre. In the centre of Chelmford, about a ten minute walk, is the village square where service takes place. The Square also contains a small selection of government-run shops.