East Dulwich Property Guide: Lower East Dulwich

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East Dulwich Property Guide: Lower East Dulwich

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Local info	Archdale Road	Crawthew Road	Crystal Palace Road

Lower East Dulwich is the central area of SE22 between Lordship Lane, East Dulwich Road, Peckham Rye and Barry Road, It was part of Friern Manor which was developed in the latter half of the Nineteenth Century. Previously it had been green fields with cattle grazing. Within two decades it had become a thriving suburb, Click here for an 1862 map of Friern Manor	map Quiet road off North Cross Road, built in 1871. Named after a road in Ulster. Medium sized mid-Victorian terraces. Key property: Old St John’s & St Clement’s school built in 1872 and closed in 1994 then converted to residential units. Local recommendation: Thai Corner restaurant	map Tree-lined road off Lordship Lane. Mixture of Mid-Victorian terraces & semi-detached built in 1874. Previously known as Holly Road and Agnes Terrace. Local recommendation: Green & Blue wine bar	map The road runs from East Dulwich Road up to Lordship Lane. At the East Dulwich Road end mostly fine large Victorian semi-detached houses built in 1867. The Crystal Palace at Sydenham was in view until it was destroyed in 1936. Now a busy road with traffic calming. Local recommendation: Crystal Palace Tavern

East Dulwich Road	Frogley Road	The Gardens	Hindmans Road

map The road links East Dulwich to Nunhead and runs along along Goose Green open space. Mostly large prosperous Victorian houses built in 1881. Most now converted to flats. Heavy traffic to Dulwich side and on the 37 and 484 bus routes. Quiet on the Peckham side. Local recommendation: Mirash Indian restaurant	map Quiet road leading off Lordship Lane. It consists of smallish Mid-Victorian terraced houses built in 1864 - ie a very early East Dulwich Victorian development on what was green fields. Local recommendation: Green & Blue wine bar	map Attractive square with private garden off Peckham Rye built in 1875. Previously market gardens. Very large Victorian houses. Most now converted into flats. Use of square for many householders. Little traffic. Local recommendation: The Gardens Cafe & Deli	map Quiet road with Victorian terraced houses leading off North Cross Road. Named in 1868. The Frienr Manor Diary Farm operated on this site from the Middle ages until 1873.Local recommendation: North Cross Road Shops, Bars etc

Landells Road	Lordship Lane	Nutfield Road	Worlingham Road

map Built on hillside with views across London. Named in 1868 after the founder of Punch. Generally small Victorian terraced houses. Local recommendation: Crystal Palace Tavern	map The old boundary of Dulwich and Friern Manor, it extends from Goose Green to Sydenham Hill. Mostly late Victorian from 1880s with many good shops etc. Enid Blyton was born at No 354 Lordship Lane. Busy with heavy traffic and buses. Local recommendation: Lordship Lane Shops, Bars etc	map Quiet road with Victorian terraced houses leading off North Cross Road, Named in 1864 after after a road in Ulster.. Another example of early Victorian development in East Dulwich on what was previously green fields. Local recommendation: North Cross Road Shops, Bars etc	map Peaceful road off East Dulwich Road with fine copper beeches. Named in 1866 and built 1881-87 on gardens of Norland House. Mostly late Victorian terraces Local recommendation: Mirash Indian restaurant

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