25, Oakhill Road SW15

25 Oakhill Road is a late 19th century house, dated 1880 and originally named ‘Briarbank’. It was designed by William Young for his wife's sister. The house has a main frontage with a two-storey and gable arrangement. It is constructed with yellow brick, red brick dressings, and red brick rubbing strips, and has tiled roofs with ridge tiles.

The left-hand side features a porch with a wooden turned pier and valance, alongside a four-light canted bow beneath a tiled lean-to roof. Above this is a first-floor wooden canted bow under a cambered arch, and a six-light mullion-and-transom window to the right. A barge-boarded half-hipped gable contains an oriel window, a pargetted cove, and a vane. To the right of the porch is a two-storey gabled bay with an advanced four-light ground floor window under a lean-to roof, and a four-light first-floor window under a cambered arch. A bargeboarded gable is above. The chimneys have oversailing courses.