strawberry hill Residents’ Association
Representing the views of all those who live in the historic Thameside village of Strawberry Hill
Strawberry Hill is a community in West London on the north bank of the River Thames in the old county of Middlesex. In 1747, Horace Walpole moved to this area, acquiring a house which he developed into his “little gothic Castle”. He named it Strawberry Hill and the immediate area is named after his creation. A good starting point for exploring the rich history of this small area is our History page.
An aerial view of part of Strawberry Hill, showing the station (left), Walpole’s Strawberry Hill House (centre right) with St Mary’s University College in the foreground and Radnor Gardens on the River Thames (top right).
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Last updated: 12th January 2012.
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The future of our Christmas Carol event
If you are a resident of Strawberry Hill, you have an opportunity to make your views known about this popular event. Please complete our 2 minute survey here.