Mole Valley
Properties and events in Mole Valley
Before heading out for your Heritage Open Days visit, please check entries for last-minute changes.
All Saints' Church, Little Bookham
Visit this ancient, Grade II* church in a beautiful setting with a 1,300 year old yew tree and see probably the finest set of hatchments in Surrey displayed in the church.
Ashtead Park House & St Giles' Church
An opportunity to explore the stunning Grade II-listed Ashtead Park House and its extensive grounds, along with the picturesque St. Giles’ Church, the oldest building in Ashtead!
Ashtead Rye Meadows Wetlands
Rye Meadows is a special wetland site in Ashtead, which is the result of a 14 year programme to enhance the nature conservation value of the Rye Brook and its floodplain and to encourage and protect wildlife.
Buckland Windmill
Visit the only surviving wind-powered sawmill in the UK, a tiny windmill designed to support the on-site sawmill and woodyard. In the garden of Yewdells, a listed timber-framed cottage built in 1713 (not open).
Charlwood - Lowfield Heath Windmill
Visit a complete eighteenth century windmill and enjoy a self-guided tour and small exhibition about the restoration. Visitors are free to enjoy the grounds, TEAS & CAKES/bring a picnic. Toilet facilities are available. Guides on hand for questions
Christian Science Church, Dorking
Beautiful community church completely rebuilt and finished this year.
Denbies Wine Estate
A self-guided tour across the Denbies Wine Estate, taking in the views and exploring all areas of the vineyard.
Dorking Halls
Go behind the scenes at Dorking Halls and find out what it takes to run this versatile venue, almost 100 years after it was first constructed. Dorking Masonic Lodge will open their doors for visitors and talk about their history at the Halls.
Keymer Handmade Clay Roof Tiles & Wienerberger Factory Tour
Our visitors will be able to look around our beautiful showroom, participate in a full factory tour, and will also get the opportunity to make your very own Keymer tile!
Leatherhead Art Club - ‘Mole Valley in Art’
A colourful display of artwork by Leatherhead Art Club
Leatherhead Library
Uncover the rich history of The Mansion plus explore how Leatherhead was shaped by World War Two.
Leatherhead Theatre: the Design of the Thorndike Theatre
An exhibition of material from the theatre archive focusing on the development of the building, its link with Dame Sybil Thorndike, and showcasing some of the subsequent productions at the venue.
Leith Hill Place & Tower
Visit Leith Hill Place, your home from home Mansion house. Enjoy a fabulous cream tea in the most spectacular location that has inspired many notable people before like Caroline Wedgwood, Charles Darwin, Ralph Vaughan Williams and Hans Zimmer.
Manor House School Heritage
Visit our beautiful Manor House, see displays from the archives and explore the grounds.
Mullins House/Coffee Shop
You can see the shop where Mullins used to make the shoes, the original stairs to the flat above (not accessible), original fireplace and wall.
Shows how geology impacts Mole Valley’s pubs, churches & other architectural features
An talk illustrating how Mole Valley's diverse geology provides a wide range of building materials used in the area. Followed by an optional walk around Dorking to view different rocks used in buildings.
Slyfield House
Slyfield House is a Grade I listed Jacobean house with a rich local history.
St Barnabas Church Ranmore
St Barnabas Church is a remarkable, ornate church in the middle of the countryside which was funded entirely by the then Lord Ashcombe as his estate church. The church was designed by the eminent architect, Sir George Gilbert Scott and built in 1859.
St John's School, Leatherhead
See displays on the history and heritage of St John's in the Old Chapel and discover how the School came to be established in Leatherhead over 150 years ago with a guided tour of the School grounds (Tours at 1000; 1200)
St Mary & St Nicholas, Leatherhead Parish Church
Grade II* listed & dating from the 11th Century, Leatherhead Parish Church is reputed to be the oldest building in Leatherhead in continuous use. It is notable for its early architectural features and completely restored 18th Century Organ.