Bromley is a large district in southeast London, covering a mix of urban and suburban areas. It is known for its green spaces, including Bromley Common and Keston Common, offering parks and nature reserves. The area has a range of shopping options, from high-street chains in the town centre to local markets. Transport links include rail services to central London and nearby towns, making it a commuter hub.
The district has a mix of residential neighborhoods, from Victorian terraces to modern developments. Bromley also hosts cultural venues like the Churchill Theatre and historical sites such as Bromley Palace. Schools and colleges are well-regarded, attracting families. While it retains a suburban feel, parts of Bromley have a bustling town centre with restaurants and nightlife. The area balances convenience with quieter, leafy surroundings.
On average Bromley has moderate deprivation and moderate crime levels, with around 93 crimes per 1,000 residents per year. Approximately 12.7% of homes in this area are social housing provided by a local council or housing association. The average income of residents in Bromley is £60,747 per year. There are 120 schools in Bromley: 76 primary (18 Outstanding and 55 Good) and 19 secondary (5 Outstanding and 13 Good). On average most houses in area has low public transport connectivity.
Beckenham Town & Copers Cope
Bickley & Sundridge
Biggin Hill
Bromley Common & Holwood
Bromley Town
Chelsfield
Chislehurst
Clock House
Crystal Palace & Anerley
Darwin
Farnborough & Crofton
Hayes & Coney Hall
Kelsey & Eden Park
Mottingham
Orpington
Penge & Cator
Petts Wood & Knoll
Plaistow
Shortlands & Park Langley
St Mary Cray
St Paul's Cray
West Wickham