Edgecombe Hall Residents Association
Working together to find the solutions!
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Next Meeting
No meeting currently due to covid-19
About
The Residents’ Association is made up of volunteer individuals who live on the estate who wish to work to improve the services we have access to and build up a friendly community that is enjoyable for all.
We’d love to see you at one of our events.
Gallery
Check out some of our past events for inspiration and encouragement. We document all the events we’ve planned and organized in the past, as well as the growth of our Community Garden. Take a look at the green and vibrant photos and videos to see more of Edgecombe Hall Residents Association and the work it does.
Our History
Edgecombe Hall was built in the 1800s and home to Sir Thomas Gabriel, the former Lord Mayor of London. In its heyday, the grounds included a glorious orchard and ponds designed by the famous architect John Pullman, who also designed ponds for Buckingham Palace and Battersea Park. Unfortunately, over a period of 100 years, the great house fell into disrepair. So, in the 1960s Wandsworth Council bought the site and transformed it into Edgecombe Hall estate.
Over the last five years, residents, volunteers and the housing and community services department have carried out extensive work to revive the magnificent Pullman Ponds at Edgecombe Hall. These ponds have special significance to the area and residents andwere featured on BBC One’s Countryfile on their completion. Edgecombe Hall turns 50 In July, residents from Edgecombe Hall in Southfields held a party to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the estate.
