Built
in 1897, Park View was one of a number of
large houses that lined the edge of Sundridge
Park.
In 1901 it was the home of Robert Brown, a
grocer. Unlike its near neighbour Oatlands
it remained in residential use throughout
its existence probably due to the longevity
of its owner, Edith Lewis-King who was in
residence from 1912 to 1970.
Demolished shortly after her death, developers
soon filled the site with upmarket, modern
houses as they had done at Carn
Brea.
