Location and general information
Address:
Six Pillars
Crescent Wood Road
Dulwich
London
Bedroom(s): 4
Bathroom(s): 3
Description:
Renowned Grade II* listed Modernist house in wooded setting in quiet residential road in Dulwich, south-east London.
Designed in 1933 by Berthold Lubetkin/Tecton for the then headmaster of Dulwich College Prep School, Six Pillars has been extensively restored and modernised under the direction of architect John Winter to create an attractive and flexible family home within easy reach of popular Dulwich schools and rail connections to London Blackfriars and Victoria.
Accommodation: Striking double-height Entrance Hall; Drawing Room and Dining Room opening on to Terrace; Kitchen with separate Breakfast Room and Laundry Room; Four main bedrooms with access to balcony; Study; Three bathrooms and Cloakroom; Former staff accommodation currently used as family rooms suitable for Nanny/Granny Annex.
Outside: Extensive roof terraces; Rear garden backing on to woodland and designed to complement house; Front garden with horseshoe-shaped drive and Two Garages.
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The Arts & Crafts Home
Mark Golding
Unit 2 Level 5 South
New England House, New England Street,
Brighton
BN1 4GH
Phone 01273 327774
Fax 01273 327774
Mobile 0777 553 3453
theartsandcraftshome@gmail.com
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