London Borough of Bromley: The largest, the safest, the most green space, the most happy, plus the strong support of the London Project!
1.Location
Bromley (London Borough of Bromley) is located in the southeastern suburbs of London, in Kent. It belongs to London's fourth and fifth districts and is also one of the major urban centers identified in the London plan.
It is the largest district in London, with 149 parks and open spaces, and one of the districts with the highest green rate.
Bromley is adjacent to Kent. It is the only area in London with the outstanding natural beauty of "Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty". It is quiet, vast and very livable.
This area was voted as one of the happiest places to live by London residents, and is also known as the top 5 safe areas in London.
2.Traffic
In addition to the beautiful scenery, Bromley's transportation is also convenient:
Train stations: Bromley South, Shortlands, Bromley North and Sundridge Park, etc., to various places in London.
Roads: A2212 highway, A21 highway, London Rd and Beckenham Ln intersection, extending in all directions.
It only takes about 35 minutes to travel from Bromley to Canary Wharf and Isle of Dogs, the financial center of the United Kingdom. It is a must for commuting!
Airport route: Take the Gatwick Express to Gatwick Airport in South London (also one of the largest single-runway airports in the world), which takes less than an hour.
3.Education
The district has the prestigious Bromley College of Further & Higher Education, as well as two professional media art schools, Hayes School and The Ravensbourne School.
There are 6 primary schools, 4 secondary schools, and 8 private schools that are officially rated as outstanding by Ofsted.
Primary school:
Valley, Highfield Infants, Highfield Juniors,
Parish CofE, Rangefield, Bromley Bilingual School (English and French bilingual)
Middle School:
Newstead Wood, St Olave's,
Bullers Wood, Langley Park School for Boys.
Private school:
Ashgrove, Breaside, Bickley Park, Bishop Challoner,
Bromley High School, Babington House,
Eltham College, Farringtons School.
4.Attractions
【Down House】
Down House, the former residence of the famous British naturalist Charles Darwin, is located in Bromley and was built in 1954.
Many tourists come here admiringly to discover where this great scientist has developed the theory of biological evolution. It is currently under the management of the English Heritage.
Address：Luxted Rd, Downe, Orpington ，BR6 7JT
【Crystal Palace Park】
Covering an area of 80 hectares, it is classified as a secondary park, originally designed by Duke Joseph Paxton for his Crystal Palace. Now the park has become a feature of many natural and architectural heritages, and it has become a place where many tourists must check in.
Address: Thicket Rd, London, SE19 2GA
When you come to Bromley, you will definitely think of theaters, the most famous first is the Churchill Theatre in the city center and the Bromley Little Theatre near Bromley North Station.
Address：High St, Bromley BR1 1HA； North St, Bromley BR1 1SB
【Church House Gardens】
A good place to go out in Bromely
Address：Church Rd, Bromley ，BR2 0EN
5.Cultural history
Bromley is historically a market town. It was chartered in 1158 and is an ancient parish in Kent. As part of the development of the suburbs of London in the 20th century, the population of this area continued to rise.
It was incorporated into the Autonomous Region in 1903 and has been a part of Greater London since 1965, where David Bowie grew up.
6. Celebrities
When he was 6 years old, David Bowie, the king of British rock and roll, moved with his family from Brixton to this district, pursuing a better quality of life.
Sixty years later, many young families also chose Bromley as their next stop for this reason!
British superstar Dame Julie Andrews (Dame Julie Andrews, the heroine of the world classic "The Sound of Music") also comes from this area.
British politician, leader of the Independent Party, and leader of the Brexit Party, Nigel Farage (known as "Mr. Brexit" Farage) also comes from this district.
7.Investment highlights
Great development potential
Today, Bromley is a well-developed business area and one of the highest gross disposable income (GHI) areas in the UK (2018 data was 27,169 pounds, about 250,000 yuan).
The revival of the economy and the potential for sustainable development here are a very valuable option for first-time homebuyers or overseas investors.
Government policy support
Since 2011, the London government’s £94 million redevelopment plan for St Mark’s Square has caused more and more funds to flow into the area, and the infrastructure here has been greatly improved.
Bromley has been in rapid development since he took office as the Pakistani Mayor of London (Sadiq Khan, Sadiq Khan, was born and raised in London and was re-elected to power in 2016); he has been in rapid development; he has been designated in the "London Plan" One of the four "Metropolitan Centres" (Metropolitan Centre) south of the Thames.
In terms of house prices, Bromley has grown by an average of 15% from 2015 to 2018. Bromley itself is an administrative region worth investing in, especially the southern region with great potential.
Even if it has been developing in accordance with the London Plan for a certain period of time, coupled with the preferential stamp duty policy, investors can now choose the right time to enter the market.
With the extensive transportation network and the London Plan strongly supported by the government, housing prices and investment influx in this area have risen steadily!
