Bell House, Grade II* listed building in Dulwich, England
Bell House is a residential building on College Road featuring Georgian architecture with a symmetrical brick facade and classical design elements throughout. The structure showcases the careful proportions and balanced details typical of 18th-century residential design.
Bell House was constructed in 1767 at the start of major residential development in Dulwich during the Georgian era. Its construction coincided with a period when the area outside London began transforming into a sought-after residential neighborhood.
The house serves as a focal point in the Dulwich community where residents and visitors gather for local events that celebrate the neighborhood's heritage. Its Georgian character continues to shape how people experience and understand the area's past.
The house is accessible by public transportation with several bus routes near College Road and train stations within a short walk. The location is straightforward to reach and the surrounding area is easy to navigate on foot.
The house retains many original features from the 18th century, making it a rare example of an unchanged Georgian residence in South London. This preservation allows visitors to see how homes actually looked and functioned during that period.
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