| Image | Address | Architect | Date | Notes | Map | References |
| Bromley, South |
 | Aztec,
16a, Cameron Road,
BROMLEY, BR2 9AR | | | Glassy, modern house but in suburban traditional materials of tile and brick. |  | |
| Farnborough |
 | 4, Park Avenue,
Farnborough, ORPINGTON, BR6 8LL | Oswald P. Milne | | Close to junction with Farnborough Common A21.Thirties, rendered modern house with roof tiles added to parapets. Client: G.H.R. Fawcett | | |
| Hayes |
 | 2 and 4, Mead Way,
BROMLEY, BR2 9EW | H. Boot (Garden Estates) Ltd | 1934 | A pair of deco semis. Client: H. Boot (Garden Estates) Ltd | | |
| Keston |
 | The Cedar House, Ravensbourne,
Westerham Road,
KESTON, BR2 6HE | Howell Killick Partridge and Amis | 1960 | DEMOLISHED. Three connected japanese-like timber-frame pavilions in the grounds of Ravensbourne. Listed in 1989. Burnt down and then demolished in mid-1990s. Delisted in 2004. | | AR 136, 1964; NMR:TQ 46 SW 41; IoE ref no: 358650; Pevsner p 187; |
 | Tioga,
Leafy Grove,
KESTON,
BR2 6AH | | | House wrapped around small courtyard on sloping site, with garage tucked underneath. Brown brick, white windows, white horizontal boarding. | | |
 | Castra Kestonis,
Fox Lane,
KESTON,
BR2 6AL | | 1960s | Wide-frontage, single-storey house with garage tucked under at the lower end of the sloping plot. White frame with infill panels of dark stained window frames and pale yellow panels. Two blocks linked by the entrance hall. | | |
 | 2, Fox Lane,
KESTON,
BR2 6AL | Roy Hickman | 1961 | Flat roof, squarish plan. On a slope with some accommodation tucked under the main floor. White uprights with infill panels of white-framed windows with dark opening lights or of vertically-boarded panels with high-level strip windows. One of a group of three similar sixties houses. | | |
 | 20, Heathfield Road,
KESTON,
BR2 6BQ | Roy Hickman | 1961 | Accessed down a long drive from Heathfield Road. Faces Leafy Grove down a steep slope. Flat roof, squarish plan. On a slope with some accommodation tucked under the main floor. Dark uprights with infill panels of white-framed windows with dark opening lights or of panels with high-level strip windows. One of a group of three similar sixties houses. | | |
 | High Oak,
24, Heathfield Road,
KESTON,
BR2 6BQ | Roy Hickman | 1961 | Accessed down a long drive from Heathfield Road. Faces Leafy Grove down a steep slope. Flat roof, squarish plan. On a slope with some accommodation tucked under the main floor with a row of french windows opening onto terrace. Upper floor, dark uprights with infill panels of white-framed windows with dark opening lights or of red-brown vertical boarded panels with high-level strip windows. One of a group of three similar sixties houses. | | |
 | 55, Heathfield Road,
KESTON,
BR2 6BB | | | White render and dark window frames. Two monopitch roofs abutted. High level strip window to the higher block to catch sunlight. Courtyard garden on the road side of the house due to the south orientation. Presumably extended at front and back. | | Planning application no: 87/03568/FUL for rear extension; |
| Orpington |
 | 187a, Worlds End Lane,
ORPINGTON, BR6 6AT | A-EM Studio | | White Cubic House amongst estate of stockbroker�s Tudor. | | |
 | 311, Court Road,
ORPINGTON, BR6 9BZ | | 1937 | Curved porch. Glassy second floor room opening onto roof terrace. Client: Lee and May | | |
 | Wyvern Close,
ORPINGTON, BR6 9DX | | | An odd small house. A thin room at the front of the first floor with a roof terrace behind. | | |
| Park Langley |
 | 82, Bushey Way,
BECKENHAM, BR3 6TD | Roger Brothers (surveyors) | 1935 | Simple, blocky, deco design. Decorative keystone.One of five similar detached houses in a row. Client: Health Ray Development Co | | |
 | 84, Bushey Way,
BECKENHAM, BR3 6TD | Roger Brothers (surveyors) | 1935 | Simple, blocky, deco design. Decorative keystone.One of five similar detached houses in a row. Client: Health Ray Development Co | | |
 | 86, Bushey Way,
BECKENHAM, BR3 6TD | Roger Brothers (surveyors) | 1935 | Simple, blocky, deco design. Decorative keystone.One of five similar detached houses in a row. Client: Health Ray Development Co | | |
 | 88, Bushey Way,
BECKENHAM, BR3 6TD | Roger Brothers (surveyors) | 1935 | Simple, blocky, deco design. Decorative keystone.One of five similar detached houses in a row. Client: Health Ray Development Co | | |
 | 90, Bushey Way,
BECKENHAM, BR3 6TD | Roger Brothers (surveyors) | 1935 | On the corner with Elwill Way.Simple, blocky, deco design. Decorative keystone.One of five similar detached houses in a row. Client: Health Ray Development Co | | |
| Shortlands |
 | 24, Mays Hill Road,
BROMLEY, BR2 0HN | | | White rendered house. Extended upwards with new top floor and circular drum. | | Planning application no: 99/00413/FUL; |
 | 60 and a half, Scotts Lane,
BROMLEY, BR2 0LX | | | White brick house with clever window positions to tackle the problems of a narrow site with poor aspect. | | |
| West Wickham |
 | Health Centre,
77, Addington Road,
WEST WICKHAM, BR4 9BG | Kemp and Tasker | 1934 | In 2009, well looked after but subsumed into Addington Road Health Centre. Client: Morrell (Builders) Ltd | | |
 | The Lighthouse,
41, Hartfield Crescent,
WEST WICKHAM, BR4 9DW | H.L. Allston | | Prominent position above the road. Recent blue glass in the windows. Client: L.R. Allston | | |
 | 105, Harvest Bank Road,
WEST WICKHAM, BR4 9DP | G.M. Boyes | | Originally modern style and then altered with postmodern embellishments. Client: S.T. Boyes | | |
 | 64 and 66, Gates Green Road,
WEST WICKHAM, BR4 9DG | T. Spencer Bright | | One of three pairs of semis near the junction with Kingsway. Client: Morrell (Builders) Ltd | | |
 | 68 and 70, Gates Green Road,
WEST WICKHAM, BR4 9DG | T. Spencer Bright | | One of three pairs of semis near the junction with Kingsway. Client: Morrell (Builders) Ltd | | |
 | 72 and 74, Gates Green Road,
WEST WICKHAM, BR4 9DG | T. Spencer Bright | | One of three pairs of semis with flat roofs near the junction with Kingsway. Client: Morrell (Builders) Ltd | | |
| 7, Robins Grove,
WEST WICKHAM, BR4 9DH | | | House high above the road overlooking the country view. | | |
