Surrey
Properties and events in Surrey
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All Saints Church and Canada Hall
All Saints Church and Canada Hall have a unique history connected to the Second World War. Visitors can explore both buildings at their leisure and view the archives that tell their stories. Refreshments and children's activities are provided.
All Saints' Church, Banstead
Charming Grade II* medieval church restored in 1861 by G. E. Street. Displays, stained-glass, monuments, historic books, plus an illustrated talk on the church's history and a bell-ringing demonstration. Churchyard walking tour in the afternoon.
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.
Andrew Windsor Almshouses
Almshouses in 17th century Grade II* listed building with courtyard garden
Ash Museum
Ash Museum is small and friendly, housed in a former chapel which is Grade II listed and has some beautiful stained glass windows.
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.
Bagshot Chapel
This unusual chapel building has huge historical significance for the residents of Bagshot and is an important part of Bagshot Cemetery.
Best Face Forward: Architecture along Dorking High Street
Guided walks on Dorking High Street to explore the town's architectural heritage.
British Railways Woking Electrical Control Room
British Railways Electrical Control Room. In operation between 1936 and 1997. Contain several Art Deco features.
Buckinghill Farm Tour
A tour of a listed medieval hall house, dated 1415, under a Horsham stone roof with early 17th Century three storey parlour wing. The house is located alongside a private section of the ancient Roman road, Stane Street.
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).
Bush Hotel
Visit the Bush Hotel
Byfleet Methodist Church & Flower festival
Discover a fine example of an Art Deco Church with magnificent stained glass windows and explore the stunning flowers on display as part of our Flower Festival.
Chapel of Rest, West Street Cemetery
The Chapel is now a studio occupied by sculptor Ian Bishop, who will be present during opening times to welcome visitors, explain his work and processes, and show you around the building.
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
Charlwood Providence Chapel
A very unusual, recently restored building containing an interesting and new historical exhibition.
Christian Science Church, Dorking
Beautiful community church completely rebuilt and finished this year.
Claremont Fan Court School - Claremont Mansion
Explore the 18th Century Palladian Mansion and 100 acre grounds, a former royal residence and Grade I listed building in Elmbridge. You can book yourself on a tour with our resident historian or have a self-guided tour around Claremont mansion!
Claremont Landscape Garden
Discover this grade I listed garden created by the great landscape designers of the 18th century which charts the evolution of the English Landscape Garden.