Street Map A larger street plan from c.1951 showing Langdon
Hills in more detail can be viewed on this link.
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Address
Property Name
Property Type
Known History
Demolished
Bridle Way
No. 1 (Lee Chapel Cottages)
Semi-detached cottage
It is believed
there were dwellings of some sort on this site dating back 300 years. Property was at one time
rented from Mr. Bebbington - who ran an estate agents business in Langdon Hills - and later
purchased around the late 1950s early 1960s and occupied until 1964. It was burnt down in 1965
and subsequently demolished.
1965
No. 2 (Lee Chapel Cottages)
Semi-detached cottage
1965
Gregson Villa
Sunny
Oakland
Taiping
Conway Road
Vera Lodge
Dry Street
Kingston Hill
Windy Ridge
Original bungalow demolished.
Alma
Kingston Way
Lee Chapel Lane
Livingstone Road
Glen Villa
Speke Road
St. Margarets
No. 1
No. 2
St. Helier
The Chase
Glenthorne
Hawthorn
Rosemead
Lyndhurst
The Nest
Hillcroft
Invicta
Victory Cottage
Frankville
The Tangent
The Haven
Too Wong
Abbe Qui
Fredia
Sea View
Lenfred
St. Albans
Sunbeam
Seaflower
Burnaby
Quin Hut
Quinn Ditchy
B.D.Corp. C.P.O. January 1985.
The Chalet
Beachview
Hillside View
Glendale
Ken Lodge
Wilton Lodge
Pier View
The Aloes
The Ridgeway
Windermere
The Cot
Temsvue
Rosemount
Charles W. Brent (1932)
Stacey Drive
Trevenna
Detached Bungalow
Last occupant Cedric Harris died from burns sustained in a fire incident in the grounds of the property.
Gladsmere
Detached Bungalow
Page added: 2003
Other points of interest:
1) Some of the area including parts of
Lee Chapel Lane, the Bridleway and The Chase are incorporated into Langdon Hills nature reserve as Willow Park.
