Editorial
Making things simple
2 weeks ago by Annie
New Local Businesses
127
- Building
- Street Number
- 127 ,
- Street
- Dulwich Road ,
- Postcode
- SE24 0NG
- Phone Number
- 020 7274 0092
Number 22
- Building
- Street Number
- 22 ,
- Street
- Half Moon Lane ,
- Postcode
- SE24 9HU
- Phone Number
- 020 7095 9922
Brockwell Park
- Building
- Street
- Dulwich Road ,
- Postcode
- SE24 0PA
- Phone Number
- 02072743088
New Local Groups
The Herne Hill Society (1 member)
The Herne Hill Society was founded in 1982 as a local amenity group, run by volunteers who are elected by the membership. Our aim is to improve and maintain the quality of the amenities, facilit ...
BLU - Brockwell Lido Users (2 members)
BLU (Brockwell Lido Users) is for everyone who uses the Brockwell Park Lido, whether for yoga, tai chi, meditation, swimming, sunbathing or just relaxing with friends. BLU has over 10 ...
SAH Coaching (1 member)
SAH Coaching provides high quality football coaching and goalkeeper coaching for girls and boys between the ages of 4-14 years in Dulwich, South London and Rosbrien Limerick City. We have been e ...
Temple Arts Centre (2 members)
Lamonte Johnson and friends have created a staging post of welcome and creativity at The Garden Temple, Brockwell Park, SE24. The former gardener's storeroom has been reinvented as place to mee ...
About Herne Hill
| Postcode: | SE24 |
|---|---|
| Population: | 11,805 |
| Bus Routes: | 3, 37, 68, 196, 201, 322, 468, N3, N68 |
| Stations: | Herne Hill NR |
| Average Age: | 33.5 |
| Average House Price: | £314,034 |
Herne Hill is settling down to be a proper family-based community. Brockwell Park, a wide sweep of grassy hill surrounding a Victorian mansion, edges it to the west. To the north west is the 'poets' district on the borders with Brixton. The ground rises to the east of this line, forming a pleasant, hilly quarter of solid red-brick houses between Herne Hill, Milkwood Road and the railway. They are predominantly Victorian and Edwardian 3-4 bed houses, with larger double fronted versions from the same eras in Rollscourt and Fawnbrake Avenue. There is a mixture of homes strung along Herne Hill, from very large Victorian or Edwardian detached and semi-detached houses, plus some inter-war housing, to mansion blocks.