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Areas of Epsom Borough

Discover the neighbourhoods and villages of Epsom, Surrey.

Epsom High Street showing the Ashley Centre shopping centre and Clock Tower
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Epsom Town Centre

Surrey market town with the Ashley Centre, twice-weekly outdoor market, Clock Tower, and direct trains to London in under 35 minutes.

Epsom Town Centre
Ewell village — lake and fountain at Bourne Hall, historic Surrey village
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Ewell Village

Historic Surrey village with a conservation area, Bourne Hall, two railway stations, and the famous chalk spring that feeds the Hogsmill River.

Ewell Village
The Street, Ashtead — main thoroughfare of Ashtead village, Surrey
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Ashtead

Village north of Epsom with Ashtead Common National Nature Reserve, good schools, rail to London in 35 minutes, and a pleasant local high street.

Ashtead
Shops at Stoneleigh Broadway — 1930s shopping parade in Stoneleigh, Surrey
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Stoneleigh

Residential suburb with a distinctive 1930s art deco Broadway, Stoneleigh station for fast London commutes, and quiet family streets.

Stoneleigh
Epsom Downs Racecourse — home of The Derby, Epsom, Surrey
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Epsom Downs & Tadworth

The famous Downs and racecourse — home of The Derby, open chalk grassland, horse training every morning, and sweeping views to London.

Epsom Downs & Tadworth
Tree-lined avenue in Nonsuch Park, Epsom and Ewell, Surrey
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Nonsuch Park & Cheam

Historic royal estate with 200 hectares of parkland on the site of Henry VIII's Nonsuch Palace, plus Cheam village with independent shops.

Nonsuch Park & Cheam