An ancient parish in the county of Kent, Bexley has increased in population becoming a municipal borough in 1935 forming part of Greater London since 1965.

Bexley as a borough sees a wide variety in building styles and architecture, while areas such as Bexley Village (Old Bexley) are known for their charming and historic architectural character, with many Grade II listed buildings dating back several centuries.

The architectural design found in Old Bexley Village is predominantly traditional but reflects a wide mix of styles, including Tudor, Elizabethan, Georgian and Victorian properties as well as some more modern converted properties.

Overall, the architectural design in Old Bexley Village reflects its rich history and rural heritage, offering a picturesque and well-preserved example of traditional English village architecture. The village's unique charm and historical significance make it a sought-after residential area in Kent.