Property, Houses and Flats for Sale in Epsom, Surrey

As one of the country's first spa towns, moneyed London flocked to Epsom to 'take the waters' and enjoy healing properties of Epsom Salts. Then in 1870 the Derby arrived and the town prospered. Today Epsom is a green and pleasant place. London and several other large towns are within easy commuting distance, and unspoilt wide open spaces are even closer. Due to the good transport links, extensive selection of good schools and variety of local amenities, Epsom property is a popular location with families as well as commuters who work in London. Families searching for houses for sale in Epsom will discover Georgian and Victorian houses, modern terraced houses, 1930's built detached character cottages - and for the young professionals searching for flats for sale in Epsom there are luxury apartments in purpose built developments, maisonettes, and conversion flats in older properties.

Amenities for properties in Epsom

The traditional market culture promotes trade and adds to the atmosphere of this historic town. Epsom's famous clock tower overlooks the bustling square, where regular markets are held on Thursdays and Saturdays, and a Farmers' Market on the first Sunday of every month. The Ashley Centre and Spread Eagle Walk are both close to the market area, providing a large range of stores including department and speciality shops, together with restaurants, bars and cafés. Leisure and entertainment facilities include an eight screen cinema and a number of leisure and fitness centres. The borough has a wide and varied range of schools for parents searching for property for sale in Epsom, including excellent state primary and middle schools such as Cuddington Primary School, as well as secondary schools and college of note such as Epsom & Ewell High, Rosebery, Blenheim, Glyn ADT Technology School and the Surrey Institute of Art & Design. For those people who have children and enjoy the outdoor pastimes, Epsom has plenty to offer. The largest open space is Epsom Downs where kite flying is a favourite amongst children and adults alike. Epsom Common has miles of walks and bridleways, plenty of wildlife and two ponds. Horton Country Park has trails to follow, and the paths are easy to cycle along and free of traffic.

Transport for Epsom

Epsom Station, situated in the town centre, provides frequent services into London Bridge and Victoria in a journey time of approximately 45 minutes. By road Epsom is cose to Junction 9 of the M25, and just 20 miles from Gatwick Airport.

Surrounding areas

While searching for property to buy or property to rent in Epsom, you might like to consider extending your search and register with estate agents in Leatherhead, Dorking and Esher.