This site covers Royal Tunbridge Wells and six places round it. Each has its own conservation area round its older centre, and each has a different mix of houses, so each has its own page.
- SouthboroughThe Common, High Brooms and the 1860s villas
- RusthallLower Green Road cottages and railway-age streets
- Langton GreenThe green, All Saints and the A264 houses
- PemburyThe old village centre and the later estates
- SpeldhurstTimber frame, tile-hanging and sandstone
- BidboroughA small sandstone village above the valley
Tunbridge Wells itself
The town's own conservation area was designated in November 1969, modified in 1974 and 2000, and covers a large part of the older town: the Pantiles, Mount Sion and the High Street, the Common and Mount Ephraim, Calverley Park, Camden Park, St James, Pembury Road, Nevill Park and Hungershall Park, Broadwater Down, Molyneux Park and the town centre. Madeira Park and Warwick Park became a separate conservation area in 2019. The window pages are arranged by house age to deal with that variety: start with house ages.
Places not covered
Tonbridge, Groombridge, Eridge and Wadhurst are not covered by this site.