Bromley House Parade of shops was built about 1930 when this part of the High Street was developed. The rows of shops on this side of the High Street replaced a line of fine villas that overlooked the Ravensbourne valley. The parade is fronted in brick with stone ornamentation, the broken pediments and sash windows of Neo-Gothic style.
Bromley Manor Parade, in brick Neo-Gothic style.
The first mentions in the business listing of Kelly’s Directory is the 1932 edition.
The row of shops replaced a house, of which, only the portico survives, and it is on the front of 3 Ethelbert Road (Bromley Town Church):
Classical Portico from Bromley Manor (on the front of 3 Ethelbert Road)
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