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Listed buildings in Bromley

Bromley has 411 listed building entries — 8 Grade I, 23 Grade II* and 380 Grade II. The earliest surviving listing here dates from 2 April 1951 and the most recent from 26 October 2022.

List entries
411
Grade I
8
1.9%
Grade II*
23
5.6%
Grade II
380
92.5%

When Bromley’s buildings were listed

Entries by decade of first listing (current entries only). The busiest decade was the 1970s with 212 entries.

1950s2020s

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Grade II listed buildings in Bromley — page 2 of 2

NameGradeList entryFirst listed
Sira Main Building (Originally Called Sitka)II13912152 February 2005
Snows CottagesII106439429 June 1973
Spring HallII137005331 May 1954
St Christopher'S SchoolII106431729 June 1973
St Luke's Church War MemorialII14696764 May 2020
St Mark'S ChurchII139384916 November 2007
St Mary CottagesII118683925 January 1994
St Mary Cray War MemorialII144517029 June 2017
St Olave's Grammar School, including headmaster’s house; groundsman’s house; fives and squash court building; art and craft block; brick, concrete and timber boundary treatments to the south and east sides of the site and original areas of hard landscapingII14472936 October 2017
Star and Garter Public House and Two Adjacent ShopsII138949413 November 2001
Stillness, Including Terrace, Steps and Swimming PoolII109607629 April 2003
Stone Garden Shelter at High Elms Country ParkII139348813 October 2009
Stone HouseII135934729 June 1973
StotfoldII129899023 December 1993
Sundridge Park StablesII120433829 June 1973
SunnymeadII106431620 June 1973
Swedenborgian ChurchII118680129 June 1973
Terrace Wall, Gazebo and Pergola, SiraII13912172 February 2005
Thatched CottageII106435029 June 1973
The Blue Anchor Public HouseII138565626 November 1998
The Bull Public HouseII103180229 June 1973
The Bull'S Head Public HouseII118678725 August 1954
The CedarsII135934029 June 1973
The Chequers Public HouseII129900829 June 1973
The Clock HouseII105474529 June 1973
The Convent of the Holy TrinityII118678210 January 1955
The Daylight Inn, Petts WoodII142723016 July 2015
The George InnII135932329 June 1973
The Grange Eltham College Junior SchoolII135929929 June 1973
The HolliesII106436029 June 1973
The Italian Villa, including terrace balustrading, steps and entrance gatewayII139647118 February 2011
The Ivy HouseII106439929 June 1973
The Kings ArmsII106439329 June 1973
The LarchesII118679331 May 1954
The LodgeII106886429 June 1973
The Oast House the PantilesII13593523 May 1963
The Old BakeryII106856729 June 1973
The Old CottageII106430810 January 1955
The Old CottageII106432129 June 1973
The Old Jail Public HouseII106438729 June 1973
The Old PalaceII128126810 January 1955
The Old RectoryII106436829 June 1973
The Prince Imperial MonumentII118679825 August 1954
The Rawlins AlmshousesII135933729 June 1973
The RectoryII106435828 May 1954
The RetreatII134273529 June 1973
The Royal Naval AsylumII11867907 February 1972
The Royal Watermen's and Lightermen's Asylum (46 almshouses)II10400127 February 1973
The Street HouseII106436710 January 1955
The Studio Including Attached RailingsII139085517 June 2004
The Summer Pavilion, Beckenham Tennis ClubII141289722 March 2013
The Swan and Mitre HotelII129883910 January 1955
The Swan Public HouseII135930129 June 1973
The ThatchII129904229 June 1973
The Upper and Lower Terrace of the Crystal Palace GardensII10643521 September 1953
The WarrenII106435129 June 1973
The White HouseII106437729 June 1973
The WoodlandsII106436529 June 1973
Town HallII129901229 June 1973
Turpington FarmhouseII118679610 January 1955
Two Garden Walls 30 Yards North of the PrioryII135934229 June 1973
Two Lodges to Beckenham PlaceII104907729 June 1973
Unigate DairiesII126841215 November 2000
Victorian Folly of 'Medieval Ruins' in Bromley Palace ParkII118678510 January 1955
Walden ManorII118680231 May 1954
Wall and Gate Piers to the WarrenII135935329 June 1973
Walnut Tree CottageII103856329 June 1973
Walnut Tree CottageII106437629 June 1973
Walsingham Cottage and Attached Walls, Gatepiers, Steps and GatesII139171427 July 2006
Walton LodgeII120438725 August 1954
War MemorialII139194324 April 2007
Water trough at junction of Old Hill and Bromley RoadII139163528 April 2006
Water Trough at Widmore GreenII139163628 April 2006
Water Trough Near Biggin Hill War Memorial at the Junction of Jail Lane and Main RoadII139163728 April 2006
Water Trough Outside the Former White Horse Public HouseII139163428 April 2006
Well CottageII135934129 June 1973
WellhurstII120445829 June 1973
West Wickham War MemorialII143279013 January 2017
WychwayII135934429 June 1973
Yew Tree CottageII106884729 June 1973

Frequently asked questions

How many listed buildings are there in Bromley?
Bromley has 411 entries on the National Heritage List for England: 8 Grade I, 23 Grade II* and 380 Grade II. One list entry can cover several buildings, such as a terrace.
How do I find out if my building in Bromley 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. Bromley’s conservation officer can confirm.
Who decides on listed building consent?
Bromley 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.