Tile Hill - Local Landmarks

Local Landmarks

Some of the notable landmarks in the Tile Hill area include:

• Site of the former Massey Ferguson/AGCO factory, offices and social club which closed in 2003. The 16-storey 1960s Massey Ferguson tower block was demolished on July 8 2012. The former factory buildings have been demolished to make way for a mixed use development with housing and a science and technology park containing small industrial units.
• The new Tile Hill Library, One Stop Shop and Neighbourhood Management Centre opened by The Deputy Lord Mayor of Coventry Councillor Jack Harrison MBE JP with the cutting of a ceremonial cake on Friday 23 May 2008.
• Pig Wood.
• Limbrick Wood.
• Plants Hill Wood.
• Tile Hill Wood and nature reserve.
• Maxims Casino.
• "The Ponderosa", the local name of a small park, named after the ranch on the Bonanza TV series being broadcast at the time the park was made.
• The "Banana" flats on Jardine Crescent.
• Our Lady of the Assumption Roman Catholic Church.
• St.Oswalds Anglican Church.
• Tile Hill Social Club (demolished August 2012)
• Standard Triumph Social Club.
• Wing Wah Chinese restaurant.
• The Newlands public house.
• The Bell Inn.
• The Black Prince.
• Jardine Crescent shopping precinct.
• VJ's Foodstore