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Listed buildings in Bexley

Bexley has 114 listed building entries — 6 Grade I, 9 Grade II* and 99 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 25 May 1950 and the most recent from 19 October 2017.

List entries
114
Grade I
6
5.3%
Grade II*
9
7.9%
Grade II
99
86.8%

When Bexley’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1980s with 67 entries.

1950s2010s

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Grade I and II* listed buildings in Bexley (15)

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Bath House to Rear of Number 112II*106423617 December 1980
Christ ChurchII*118854917 December 1980
Danson Park MansionI10642251 October 1953
Former Crossness Pumping StationI106424124 June 1970
Frognal HouseII*106422830 May 1978
Garden Wall, Gatepiers and Gates to North Amd West of Hall PlaceI10642501 October 1953
Greek Orthodox ChurchII*11885671 October 1953
Hall PlaceI11882771 October 1953
Parish Church of All SaintsII*106420225 August 1954
Parish Church of St John the BaptishII*118856020 May 1953
Parish Church of St Mary the VirginII*12947501 October 1953
Parish Church of St PaulinusII*135943420 May 1952
Red HouseI106420325 May 1950
Stables to Danson ParkII*13594091 October 1953
Well Head to South East of Red HouseI13593971 October 1953

Grade II listed buildings in Bexley

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
1 and 3, Bexley High StreetII106424217 December 1980
1-4 Tudor CottagesII118835417 December 1980
10-16, Burnt Oak LaneII135940111 September 1985
101-105, Bexley High StreetII13593785 August 1974
16, North Cray RoadII106423517 December 1980
172, 172A and 172B, Old RoadII106422317 December 1980
180-188, Rectory LaneII118853125 August 1954
2 K6 Telephone Kiosks Outside Number 11II106421313 July 1987
25 and 27, Halfway StreetII118838317 December 1980
28 and 30, Erith High StreetII10642273 July 1973
34 and 36, Bexley High StreetII106424617 December 1980
34, North Cray RoadII118845317 December 1980
56-62, Bexley LaneII135938017 December 1980
57 and 59, Bexley High StreetII13593771 October 1953
64, Bexley LaneII118821917 December 1980
7 and 9, Bexley High StreetII135937617 December 1980
71, Danson RoadII139052418 July 2003
8, Upton RoadII106420517 December 1980
Abbeyhill (Montrose Park Residents Club)II106423017 December 1980
Albion VillasII10642093 December 1982
Barn at Hall PlaceII13593811 October 1953
Bexley College (Former Erith Technical Institute) Including Attached Walls Railings and GatepiersII138754723 July 1999
Bowling Pavilion, Foots Cray PlaceII106421517 July 1989
BrooklandsII118821520 May 1952
Caretaker'S House at Lamorbey ParkII106422117 December 1980
Chapel HouseII106424817 December 1980
Christ Church Parish ChurchII135940417 December 1980
Christ Church VicarageII106421917 December 1980
Clock Tower at West Angle of Market PlaceII106422017 December 1980
Coal Duty Boundary Marker (In the Fence to the Back of the Garden of Number 57 Baldwyn'S Park) and Adjacent Iron BollardII118854517 December 1980
Coal Duty Boundary Marker (In the Grounds of the Old Orchard)II106422617 December 1980
Coal Duty Boundary Marker (On Foreshore, at Mouth of River Darenth, West Bank)II106420617 December 1980
Coal Duty Boundary Marker (On the East Side of Railway Line, North Side of Stanham River)II106420817 December 1980
Coal Duty Boundary Marker at Junction with Crayford RoadII106421121 April 1986
Cray HallII106424017 December 1980
Cray HouseII10642471 October 1953
Crayford War Memorial in grounds of Crayford ManorII141031113 November 2012
Dairy at Lamorbey ParkII135940617 December 1980
Dower HouseII129471717 December 1980
East Wickham FarmhouseII135940017 December 1980
Erith (Christ Church) War MemorialII144523110 April 2017
Erith LibraryII12554497 March 1996
First World War Memorial at St John the Baptist Church, ErithII144549119 October 2017
Five Arch BridgeII118847117 December 1980
Former Fosters Primary SchoolII103152620 November 1997
Garden Walls to North of Frognal HouseII135941117 December 1980
Granary Approximately 25 Metres South South East of Hall PlaceII106423317 December 1980
Granary at Little Mascal FarmII106421025 October 1985
High Street HouseII10642451 October 1953
Jays CottagesII106424917 December 1980
K6 Telephone KioskII106421413 July 1987
Lamorbey ParkII135940525 August 1954
Large Barn at Howbury FarmII106420720 May 1952
Lodge to Hurstmere SchoolII118838817 December 1980
Loring HallII135939925 August 1954
Lychgate to South West of Parish Church of St Mary the VirginII106423217 December 1980
Lychgate to West of Parish Church of St PaulinusII106420017 December 1980
Manor HouseII106422925 August 1954
Milestone on Pavement Slightly to South of Axis of Numbers 494II13589498 June 1973
North Cray War MemorialII14449043 July 2017
Number 152 (Rose Cottage) and Number 154II106423717 December 1980
Number 33 (Farm Cottage) and Number 35II135941217 December 1980
One Bell Public HouseII106419817 December 1980
Orchard HouseII129468117 December 1980
Original Building of Former Bexley National SchoolsII118828430 August 1974
Outhouse to North East of Red HouseII106420417 December 1980
Parish Church of All SaintsII106419717 December 1980
Parish Church of St JamesII106423817 December 1980
Parish Church of St John the EvangelistII106419917 December 1980
Parish Church of St John the EvangelistII106422217 December 1980
Pillar Box Beside Number 48 at Junction with Parkhurst RoadII135943317 December 1980
Place CottageII118837517 December 1980
Post on Land of Gun Club, on East Side of Lane Which Forms the West Boundary of the Shooting Ground and the West Boundary of the Former Borough of DartfordII133636825 September 1975
Ruins of Lesnes AbbeyII135941520 May 1953
Sheffield Monument (In Churchyard of Parish Church of St John the Evangelist)II135940717 December 1980
Sidcup Place (Including Ha Ha to East)II111738414 December 1995
Stable Block to Former Foots Cray PlaceII135943525 August 1954
Street Wall and Gateway to North of Red HouseII129470217 December 1980
Styleman'S AlmshousesII10642431 October 1953
The Crook Log Public HouseII135940817 December 1980
The King'S Head InnII10642441 October 1953
The Long Shed (Part of David Evans Limited Factory at Number 71)II135941324 June 1980
The Manor HouseII129473017 December 1980
The Old HouseII135939625 August 1954
The Railway TavernII135937917 December 1980
The Royal Oak Public HouseII106423417 December 1980
The Seven Stars Public HouseII13594105 March 1974
The X-Ray Department, Formerly the Underground Hospital, Erith and District HospitalII139326727 November 2003
Tomb of Frances Madocks to South Side of Parish Church of St JamesII106423917 December 1980
Two Chest Tombs to East Side of Parish Church of St JamesII118847917 December 1980
Wall Fronting Grounds Formerly Belonging to Bexley House (Demolished)II135938224 June 1980
Walls Surrounding and to West and South West of Parish Church of St James and Gatepiers and Gates to West of ChurchII135941417 December 1980
Walls, Gate Piers and Gates to South of Stable Block at Former Foots Cray PlaceII106420117 December 1980
Walls, Gatepiers and Gates to South of Frognal HouseII129477817 December 1980
Walnut Tree CottageII106421213 October 1986
Whitehill HouseII106422420 May 1952
Workshop to South East of former Crossness Pumping StationII10642161 March 1990
Workshop to South West of former Crossness Pumping StationII12505571 March 1990
Wye LodgeII106423117 December 1980

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Bexley?
Bexley has 114 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 6 Grade I, 9 Grade II* and 99 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Bexley is listed?
Search the list below or Historic England’s National Heritage List by address. Remember that listing also covers attached structures and, usually, pre-1948 structures within the curtilage, so a garden wall or outbuilding can be protected even if it has no entry of its own. Bexley’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Bexley as local planning authority decides applications for listed building consent. For Grade I and II* buildings the council must notify Historic England, and some applications go to the Secretary of State.

Other local authorities

Source: National Heritage List for England, © Historic England 2026, via planning.data.gov.uk. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Retrieved 12 October 2026. Local authority assigned from the list entry point. This page is a summary — the legal record is the official list entry.