Forest Hill and Honor Oak (SE23) are bordered by Dulwich, Brockley, Catford and Sydenham. Houses are on the large size and are popular with artists and musicians.

The following period styles are to be found in Forest Hill

Georgian & Regency	Victorian & Edwardian	1930s	Post war

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Willmotts
Independent Estate Agents
35 Honor Oak Park,
(020) 8291 3377 
www.willmotts.com

Willmotts was established in West London in 1856.
Since then Willmotts has developed into a thriving
independent company, providing a complete range
of property services, utilising the most up to date
technology from a modern head office based in
Hammersmith.

Honor Oak Road

Architecture and history:

Key Properties:
Hill House (1790s)
Ahberry Cottage (c.1809)

London Road

Architecture and history:
Victorian houses & Prewar flats

Key Properties:
South side - mid C19 classical terraces.

Transport
Buses: 176, 185, 356
RaiL Forest Hill Sation (at bottom of road)

Architecture and history:
Renamed in 1909, previously Glovers Lane (noted in 1745).

Transport
Bus 356
Rail: Forest Hill station

Perry Vale

Architecture and history:
Renamed in 1897.

Key Properties:
101-3 example of mid C19 cottage orne.

Transport
Bus 356
Rail: Forest Hill station

Architecture and history:
Renamed in 1887 previously Stanstead Lane (1856).

Key Properties:
Stanstead Lodge (c.1840).

Transport
Bus 122, 185
Rail: Forest Hill station

Sunderland Road

Architecture and history:
Named in 1888

Transport
Bus 122, 185. 356
Rail: Forest Hill station

Architecture and history:
Named in 1892.

Transport
Bus 122, 185. 356
Rail: Forest Hill station

Architecture and history:

Key Properties:
The White House (1780s).

Transport
Bus P4
Rail: Honor Oak Station