Bexley Village is the heart of the ancient parish of Bexley, lying on the edge of London's metropolitan area and on the border of the county of Kent.
The village's prominence has been reduced by the development of Bexleyheath, but it still retains an important position in the borough.
The area is predominantly populated by 1930s housing estates, but earlier buildings can still be seen, particularly in the village itself, including the ancient manor house, High Street House, the Styleman's Almshouses and the parish church of St Mary's.
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