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Harcourt House |
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| Located in what was originally the Bromley Hill Estate, Harcourt House was built as a family home in about 1870 by local architect W.A. Williams, who constructed a number of victorian properties in the area, including Christ Church in Highland Road. Between 1908 and 1940 the property was used as a school and was known as Harcourt House School, Highland and Grasmere. Then as offices during the second world war for the Red Cross. The Present owners acquired the propery in the early 1980s and spent years lovingly restoring the property back to its former glory. The ruin conservatory was re-built later and offsets the house perfectly. In 2005 the London Borough of Bromley granted Harcourt House with a listed building status. |
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