Bromley North Railway Station

Bromley North Railway Station is a railway station built in 1925 by the Southern Railway Company, replacing an earlier timber station. It is designed in a Neo-Classical style and constructed of brown brick in English bond with stone dressings and a hipped clay tiled roof. The central bay projects under a stone pediment that features the words "SOUTHERN RAILWAY." There is a double height round-headed arched doorway with a bracket keystone and an ornate fishscale pattern cast iron grille. The station has large tripartite sashes with stone surrounds, a dentilled eaves cornice, and a plinth. The roof is topped with a central copper domed cupola supported by eight wooden Doric columns.

On the Sherman Road elevation, there is a parade of six one-storey shops, also built in brown brick with a stone cornice, ramped up in the centre to form a gable with a large round-headed opening below, featuring iron twisted columns leading to a fanlight. The shop fronts are separated by brick pilasters with stone capitals. The other side elevation includes a sprayed gable and one-storey offices with a series of sash windows. Inside, there is a classical style Booking Hall adorned with Victorian scroll decoration and a further iron grille, along with three wooden gables at the rear.