Bell House, Dulwich

Bell House is a historic Georgian residence located in Dulwich, South East London, built in 1767 for Thomas Wright, a notable figure who served as Sheriff and Lord Mayor of London. The house is distinguished by its bell tower, which played a crucial role in alerting villagers during fires. It has undergone several extensions and renovations over the years, including work by renowned architect Sir Edwin Lutyens. After serving various educational purposes, it was acquired by an educational charity in 2016. Visitors can appreciate its architectural significance and rich history, making it an interesting site for tourists and researchers alike.