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Abbey Wood
Anerley & Penge
Beckenham
Bermondsey
Bexley
Blackheath
Borough
Brockley
Bromley
Camberwell
Catford
Charlton
Crystal Palace
Deptford
Dulwich Village
East Dulwich
Elephant and Castle
Eltham
Forest Hill
Greenwich
Herne Hill
Kennington
Lee
Lewisham
New Cross
Old Kent Road
Peckham
Rotherhithe
Southbank
Sydenham
Walworth
West Norwood
Woolwich


Forest Hill and Honor Oak (SE23) are bordered by Dulwich, Brockley, Catford and Sydenham. The housing stock is predominantly Victorian with a few fine Georgian villas. Houses are on the large size and are popular with artists and musicians.

For local house and flat information visit the Willmotts website via the banner link at the top of the page.

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. Branch in Kensington.


Elm Lane

Architecture and history:
Elm Lane built in 1850 named in 1876

Key Properties:
The Elms (C18 farmouse with later bowed windows)


Honor Oak Road

Architecture and history:

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


London Road

Architecture and history:

Key Properties:
South side - mid C19 classical terraces.


Perry Rise

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


Perry Vale

Architecture and history:
Renamed in 1897.

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


Stanstead Road

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

Key Properties:
Stanstead Lodge (c.1840).


Sunderland Road

Architecture and history:
Named in 1888


Westbourne Road

Architecture and history:
Named in 1892.


Westwood Park

Architecture and history:

Key Properties:
The White House (1780s).

 


Balham
Barnes
Battersea
Brixton
Clapham
Merton
Mortlake
Putney
Rayners Park
Richmond
Streatham
Tooting
Vauxhall
Wandsworth
Wimbledon

Dulwich Design
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