London Borough of Bexley: Croydon Road - Farnborough Road
Farnborough has served as a rural parish on London’s southern edge since the Middle Ages. Farnborough Common is now part of the London Borough of Bromley, where Croydon Road forms a section of the A232 between Orpington and Croydon. This is a wooded suburban corridor rather than a traditional high street: housing, local services and bus stops line a busy arterial road, with mature trees and commonland shaping its character. The area retains the footprint of an older Kent settlement that was absorbed into Greater London. Nearby High Elms Country Park preserves grounds from the former High Elms estate, adding a substantial green space to this built-up corner of southeast London.
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The River Thames defines the setting of the London Borough of Bexley — along its northern edge, the historic river town of Erith gives way southward to suburban districts, parks and the River Cray valley. The borough occupies London’s south-eastern fringe, where the capital meets Kent in both landscape and local identity. Bexleyheath is home to Red House, commissioned by William Morris and designed by architect Philip Webb in 1859; the Arts and Crafts landmark is managed by the National Trust. Nearby Danson Park centres on a large lake beside the 18th-century Danson House. Continue with other webcams around southeast London to see how this part of the capital links with the Thames corridor and Kent.
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