Leigham Court Estate Office on Streatham Hill advertising the sale of houses and maisonettes in the new estate. The estate of 66 acres was developed by the Artizan’s Labourers and General Dwelling Company after they acquired it in 1889 for £96k. The estate was developed to the plans of architect Rowland Plumb. Built to a good standard it comprised a mixed development of shops and houses. The parade of shops fronting Streatham Hill, had maisonettes above them and were in four storeyed buildings separated by roads of good quality Victorian terraces, which became commonly known as the ABCD Estate after the names of these roads, Amesbury, Barcombe, Cricklade and Downton Avenues. In total 539 maisonettes, 427 houses and 18 flats together, a new church St Margaret the Queen with 37 shops fronting Streatham Hill were constructed
The Realeyes eye clinic currently occupies the site of the office at 107 Streatham Hill.
