KT22 and the valley around it. Four places have pages of their own; the rest is covered from the same yard, and where a town belongs to a sibling we say so plainly.
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The old town around the church and the High Street with its period stock, the Swan Centre and the streets behind it, and the interwar and postwar commuter housing spreading out towards Kingston Road and the bypass. Narrow halls and stairs that turn in the middle; driveways and turning space around the edges.
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Fetcham on its hillside — easy estates on the flat, steep drives above the road — then Great and Little Bookham with tight village cores and substantial modern housing around them. The railway splits the Bookhams and shapes routing more than a map suggests.
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The largest and most valuable housing on the patch: generous plots among mature pines, long private drives, and a gate at the end of most of them. Easy inside, entirely decided at the entrance, and holding far more than the room count implies once the outbuildings are counted.
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Ashtead and the Common to the east, then south and west into the Surrey Hills — Effingham, Mickleham, Westhumble, Headley and the lanes under Box Hill. Village and equestrian property at the end of narrow approaches, and the Zig Zag firmly off the list for a loaded vehicle.
Area pages
Because the job genuinely differs between them — an Oxshott gate and an Ashtead village street are not the same day's work.
Epsom, Ewell and Stoneleigh belong to a sibling site on our network, and Ashtead sits on the border between us — we take it from the Leatherhead side and they take it from theirs, which is a better answer for you than two firms pretending the other does not exist. Surrey-wide work, Guildford, Woking, Dorking and long-distance moves go to our county site. Beyond Surrey we move people out of the area constantly: into London, west along the M3, south to the coast, north for work, and abroad.
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