Conant House is a complex of two blocks of flats on St Agnes Place in the Kennington area of Southwark, London. The complex consists of a 7 storey tower block with 56 deck access flats and a 5 storey block with 28 deck access flats. The blocks were constructed in the late 1940s as one of the first social housing projects to be built in the area following World War II. The use of brick produces a traditional style to the block's design, especially compared to the more modern Brandon Estate immediately southeast.