KNOWLE LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY
The Berrow Cottage Homes
This delightful group of charity cottages was built for Sarah Letticia Berrow in memory of her parents, William and Mary Jane Berrow. The four cottages facing Warwick Road are the oldest of them. Round the corner Nos. 2, 4 and 6 Kenilworth Road, were added in 1891. In 1977 twenty two new cottages were built to a very attractive modern design. Recently a communal room has been added. The cottages are administered by the Berrow Cottages Homes Trust and are a huge asset to the village. They occupy land which was once the village bowling green.
The first four cottage homes in 1986
Some of the new homes in 1986
| The Church |
| The Guild House |
| The Red Lion |
| Paterson Court (Old School) |
| Milverton Farm (Petrol Station) |
| Kixley Lane Cottages |
| Far End & The Cottage |
| Milverton House & Milverton Crescent |
| Berrow Cottage Homes |
| Wilsons Row |
| Knowle Library (Chester House) |
| Greswolde Arms Hotel |
| Grimshaw Hall 1560 - 1765 |
| Grimshaw Hall After 1765 |
| Malthouse Row (Nos 19 to 25) |
| Eastcote Ford |
| The Wilson Arms |
| Artillery Cottages |
| Knowle Lodge (Knowle Surgery) |
| Jobs Close |
| The Olde House |
| Knowle Picture Playhouse (Johnsons Cars) |