The London Borough of Bromley and its edges
Every area on this page is one we collect from routinely, from the Victorian streets of Shortlands to the hilltop roads of Biggin Hill. Six places have their own page; the rest are described below with the housing and the access notes that shape a quote. For the services themselves, see our removals in Bromley.
Primary BR-postcode catchment
The same places are the starting point for our international removals from Bromley. Household moves are explained on the house removals page.
Featured area briefs
Moves across the boundary from Shirley, Spring Park and Monks Orchard into West Wickham, Eden Park, Elmers End and Beckenham.
Read the brief → No. 02Already in the primary BR-postcode catchment; the dedicated brief covers BR3 in detail — Park Langley, Eden Park, Elmers End, and the tram at Beckenham Junction.
Read the brief → No. 03Moves across the boundary on the A21 and Burnt Ash Lane: Downham, Bellingham and Grove Park into Plaistow, Sundridge and Bickley.
Read the brief → No. 04BR5 and BR6 — Petts Wood, Green Street Green, Locksbottom, the Crays and the Chelsfield lanes. Interwar semis, post-war estates and village-edge cottages, each planned differently.
Read the brief → No. 05BR7 — large period houses around the commons, private roads and the village. In-person surveys, antiques and pianos, and access planned before booking.
Read the brief → No. 06BR4 — inter-war family houses either side of the High Street, Coney Hall and the green edge of London. Long-held homes and retirement moves abroad.
Read the brief →More of the borough
BR2
Roads: Shortlands Road, Valley Road, the A222
Victorian and Edwardian houses on the slopes of the Ravensbourne valley, many of the larger ones divided into flats. Shared hallways, long stairs and roads that are parked solid in the evening make this an area where we plan the carry and the parking before anything else.
BR1
Roads: Widmore Road, Bickley Park Road, Plaistow Lane
Large period houses and generous interwar homes east of the town centre, between Bickley and Sundridge Park stations. Bigger loads, gravel drives and gardens with furniture of their own; we usually survey in person.
BR2
Roads: Hayes Lane, Baston Road, the A232 at Keston
Interwar semis around Hayes station and the end of the line, then larger houses towards Keston and the commons. Driveways make parking easier; lofts and garages make loads larger than they look from the street.
SE20
Roads: Penge High Street, Croydon Road, Anerley Road
The north-western corner of the borough, below Crystal Palace: Victorian terraces, purpose-built flats and conversions. Narrow fronts and controlled streets near the stations, so the parking plan is part of the quote.
TN16
Roads: Main Road, the A233
The borough's southern hilltop, a TN postcode but still Bromley. Houses and bungalows on long, quiet roads, reached through open country from Keston. We plan the vehicle for the lanes on the way in as well as the house itself.
BR8
Roads: the A20 and the M25
Just over the borough boundary into Kent, but on the BR postcode and close to Orpington by road. Post-war houses on wide roads; most moves from here are surveyed from photographs.
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