Properties with Consevation Areas

If your property lies within a conservation area you could face difficulties when making alterations. This is because there are additional planning controls in Conservation Areas which ensure that the area’s character and appearance is protected. The Council can require additional information in support of planning applications, including how the proposals will relate to the Conservation Area and trees in these areas are also given extra protection. In addition, Conservation Area Consent is required if you propose to demolish a building or part of one, including walls and outhouses, and undertaking demolition works without consent is a criminal offence. Therefore, if you are buying a property within a Conservation Area or wish to extend or alter your property, we can offer advice on the planning requirements involved and assist you in ensuring that the stringent legislation is complied with.

There are 45 designated Conservation Areas within the London Borough of Bromley.  These are listed below.  More detailed information can be obtained from the Bromley Council website www.bromley.gov.uk

Aldersmead Road
Alexandra Cottages
Barnmead Road
Beckenham, St Georges
Beckenham, Kelsey Square
Beckenham Place Park
Belvedere Road
Biggin Hill RAF
Bickley Park
Broadoaks Estate
Bromley Common
Bromley, Hayes and Keston Common
Bromley Town Centre
Broomhill
Cator Road
Chancery Lane
Chislehurst
Chislehurst Road Petts Wood
Chelsfield
Copers Cope
Crystal Palace Park
Cudham Village
Downe
Downs Hill
Durham Avenue
Elm Road
Farnborough Park
Farnborough Village
Garden Road
Hayes Village
Keston Park
Keston Village
Manor Way
Mavelstone Road
Nash
Orpington Priory
Park Langley
Penge High Street
Shortlands Road
St Mary Cray
St Pauls Cray
Southend Road
Station Square Petts Wood
Sundridge Avenue
The Chenies