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Chancellors estate agents in Surbiton
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- Address
- Chancellors
- 1-5 St Mark's Hill
- Surbiton
- Surrey
- KT6 4LH, UK
Available to take your call
- Monday to Friday: 8:30am - 8:00pm
- Saturday: 10:00am - 3:00pm
Office opening hours
- Monday to Friday: 9:00am - 6:00pm
- Saturday: 10:00am - 3:00pm
- Sunday: Closed
Martin Bull
Senior Sales Manager, Surbiton Branch
Andrew Brown
Regional Director, Surbiton Branch
- Address
- Chancellors
- 1-5 St Mark's Hill
- Surbiton
- Surrey
- KT6 4LH, UK
Often referred to as ‘Suburb-iton’, this leafy town on the southern bank of the River Thames is quintessentially suburban. As the fictional location of TV show ‘The Good Life’, it’s an image which has stuck since the early seventies. That said, it manages to remain unique from neighboring suburbs thanks to its attractive Victorian era properties and impressive transport links which connect to Waterloo in 15 minutes.
Whether it’s the young professional or growing family, Surbiton appeals to a diverse population. It’s not surprising given the top-performing schools of the area, as well as the local attractions. In the vibrant town centre, all of the major high street retailers can be found, while stylish restaurants offer a selection of international cuisine.
Much of the appeal lies in the wide open spaces which are dotted amongst the residential pockets. Residents can walk along the scenic Thames which meanders nearby, or take the route known as the Hogsmill Valley Walk which navigates to the east of Berrylands. Ferry journeys also travel from here to Hampton Court Palace, offering the chance to tour these spectacular grounds.
Finally, the leisure and cultural attractions in and around Surbiton offer something for all. With Kingston only a short distance away, residents have access to impressive wellness centres, not to mention the historic Rose Theatre, a cinema and the prestigious Hampton Court Palace Golf Club.
Transportation in Surbiton
Surbiton has a reputation for its easy commute thanks to the speedy train service to Waterloo, taking as little as 15 minutes. That’s even faster than many of the more central districts such as Southfields, Putney and Earlsfield.
The impressive Surbiton railway station, which sits within a Grade II listed building, also offers half-hourly trains which stop at Clapham Junction for those changing to Victoria. Other services travel to Woking, Hampton Court and Basingstoke.
Alternatively, those travelling by car have the convenience of the nearby A3 which surrounds Surbiton. This links to the M25 in a short distance, offering convenient access to Central London and other major cities across the UK. Both Heathrow Airport and Gatwick can be reached in approximately 30 minutes via the M25.
Primary and secondary schools in Surbiton
Surbiton is home to an excellent choice of private and state schools. At the primary level, many have been judged ‘outstanding’ by the government watchdog Ofsted. These include Christ Church C of E, Tolworth Infant and Our Lady Immaculate. The private pre-prep, Linley House in Berrylands Road is another desirable option, as well as the local prep, Shrewsbury House.
For pupils aged 11 to 18, the council run grammar schools are Tiffin for boys and Tiffin for girls. These have both been judged ‘outstanding’. Alternatively, the nearby comprehensives – The Holy Cross for girls and Richard Challoner for boys – are consistent top performers.
The local private schools include the coeducational Kingston Grammar and Surbiton High for boys which offer sixth form facilities. For higher education, an array of courses and adult learning can be undertaken at Kingston College.
History of Surbiton
Surbiton’s history can be traced back to the 12th century. During its earliest days as a settlement, much of the area was cultivated for land where residents included a handful of farmers and local tradespeople. Despite its proximity to the capital, it remained largely rural until the arrival of the railway in 1838.
Following the rejection of a proposed London to Portsmouth line, the local council chose to re-route through Surbiton instead. This controversial decision, which sought to preserve the coaching and innkeeping traders of neighbouring Kingston, happened to be a blessing for Surbiton. The area soared in popularity as a new commuting suburb was born. Residents could now reach Central London with ease, while the leafy surroundings were a major draw for those wanting to leave behind the smoggy capital.
Surbiton’s historic character remains today thanks to its large Victoria-era cottages and houses. Although development has brought modern infrastructure, much of the open spaces which made the area so desirable were preserved and are still enjoyed by residents.
Things to do in Surbiton
Whether it’s the cultural sights, family-friendly entertainment or nearby attractions of Central London, there’s plenty to see and do in Surbiton. Here are some of the highlights.
- Claremont Gardens
- The Crafty Café
- Hollywood Bowl Tolworth
- Coronation Clock Tower
- The Wood and Richard Jefferies Bird Sanctuary
- Kingfisher Leisure Centre
- Surbiton Raceway
- Surbiton Farmers’ Market
- Hampton Court Palace
- Tenpin Kingston
- Thames Ditton Miniature Steam Railway
- White Spider Climbing
How to get to Surbiton
- By road: Surbiton can be reached from exit 10 of the M25 motorway before continuing onto the A3 and following signs for Surbiton town centre. The A3 also offers convenient access into Central London.
- By rail: At Surbiton railway station, mainline and Crossrail services link to London Waterloo, nearby Berrylands and other major hubs within outer and central London.
Below, you’ll find a selection of links to organisations and businesses serving the local area.
Are You Looking for Experienced Estate Agents in Surbiton?
Chancellors are a leading estate agents and lettings business who are committed to delivering exceptional service. Our experienced team in Surbiton are here to offer you expert guidance, whether you are looking at buying, renting, selling or letting out a property in the area. With intimate local knowledge of Surbiton and the surrounding areas, our Surbiton estate agents are perfectly placed to offer you full support in your property search.
Our wide range of sales and lettings services include:
- Free no-obligation market appraisals
- An extensive portfolio of residential and commercial properties for your consideration
- Land and new homes
- Property management support
- Expert investment and market advice
Chancellors’ Surbiton branch is open Monday to Saturday, with late opening hours on a Monday to Friday. We can be found on St Mark’s Hill, opposite the railway station.
Our friendly team are available to take your call from 8:30am to 8:00pm Monday to Friday for any questions you might have about the property market in Surbiton and the surrounding areas.
Which Areas do you Cover in the Area?
Chancellors operate in Surbiton and throughout the surrounding areas in the Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames. We have a number of wonderful properties which are just waiting to be discovered.
We cover the following areas in and around Surbiton:
- Thames Ditton
- Long Ditton
- Tolworth
- Berrylands
- New Malden
- Hinchley Wood
- Kingston
- Worcester Park
- Epsom
- East Molesey
- West Molesey
- Sutton
- Cheam
What is it Like to Live in Surbiton?
With great schools, a fast commute to London and a relaxed, village atmosphere, Surbiton is the perfect area for families. Located next to the River Thames, Surbiton is 11 miles southwest of central London, with Kingston Upon Thames to the north. Historically part of the ancient parish of Kingston Upon Thames in the county of Surrey, it became a part of Greater London in 1965.
Perhaps best known for being the setting for the famous BBC sitcom “The Good Life”, Surbiton has a reputation for idyllic, leafy suburbia, which isn’t too far from the truth. This welcoming suburban neighbourhood comprises a mixture of grand 19th century townhouses, semi-detached 20th century housing estates and more recent residential blocks with open green spaces.
Surbiton has plenty to offer in the way of schools with a number of fantastic primary and secondary schools, as well as highly regarded private schooling options.
- Mark’s Church of England Junior School is a primary school rated as “outstanding” by Ofsted
- Southborough High and the Kingston Academy are two excellent comprehensive grammar schools
- Shrewsbury House for boys and Cross Preparatory for girls are popular choices for private schools
Surbiton Transport Links
Whilst Surbiton lacks major motorway connections, the A3 road, which connects London and Portsmouth, does cuts through Berrylands at Tolworth Underpass. The M25 can be reached in just over half an hour too.
The area is well served by a number of regular bus services. The Transport for London bus routes running through Surbiton include: 71, 281, 406, 418, 465, K1, K2, K3 and K4. Other services running through the area include those provided by Hallmark Connections and Stagecoach South. These bus services provide links to the likes of Kingstown town centre, Twickenham, Chessington, Hounslow, Epsom, Dorking, Cobham and Staines.
Surbiton residents also benefit from being in close proximity to two train stations: Surbiton and Berrylands. In fact, Surbiton train station was built in the area now known as Surbiton way back in 1838 as an alternative to a station in Kingston. Fast, frequent services run from Surbiton station to London Waterloo, taking as little as 20 minutes. Both stations also provide easy links further afield to Surrey and Hampshire.
Surbiton will appeal to cycling enthusiasts too. The suburb provides many cycleways to quickly reach open spaces and the countryside.
For international travel, both Heathrow Airport and Gatwick are within very easy reach, with the former being less than 9 miles away from Surbiton.
Lifestyle, Leisure and Amenities
Surbiton’s town centre is busy and offers a wide range of shopping opportunities. Situated along St Mark’s Hill, Victoria Road and Brighton Road, shoppers can explore a number of independent boutiques and sit down for a coffee at one of the many fantastic coffee shops. The Soprattutto Café, The Press Room, Pickled Pantry and the Clocktower Café are all much-loved among locals.
You will also find many familiar names here such as Sainsbury’s, Waitrose, M&S, Boots, Costa Coffee and Pizza Express.
Maple Road is where the best restaurants are found, including the highly regarded The French Table, No 97 and Cento Uno. The Lamb is a popular community-minded pub serving a great selection of beers and fine wines. The CAMRA-winning pub hosts music events, monthly cheese clubs, dress-up parties and events too.
Surbiton Farmers’ Market takes places every third Saturday of the month. This award-winning market offers a wonderful atmosphere and a fabulous selection of fresh produce and homemade treats.
Claremont Gardens offers a quiet spot to sit and wonder, which is minutes from the Clocktower Café. Victoria Park is a popular spot with fantastic tennis courts, football pitches and a multi-use open space.
Surbiton has a proud and strong sporting tradition. Surbiton Hockey Club on Sugden Road, Long Ditton, is one of the country’s premier clubs and Surbiton Croquet Club, on Alexandra Drive, is the largest croquet club in London. Dating back to 1895, Surbiton Golf Club is on Woodstock Lane. The Malden Centre is a leisure complex with swimming pools, a gym and workout classes. Motion Training is a highly regarded CrossFit gym.
Do You Need Property Advice in Surbiton?
Surbiton offers a high standard of living in a wonderfully welcoming environment. This gem of a town could well be the perfect place to call home for those looking to live in a leafy suburb which is still within very easy reach of central London.
If you are thinking about buying or renting in Surbiton, our highly experienced estate agents can help you to find your ideal property. Our knowledge of the area and the intricacies of the local housing market could prove to be invaluable in your search. We also offer services to those looking to sell their property and to landlords who wish to let out their property.
If you would like to find out more about our services, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us today. We pride ourselves on delivering exceptional service, tailored to the needs of our clients. Why not get in touch with our friendly team today on:
Lettings:
- Telephone: 020 3621 8371
- Email: surbiton.lettings@chancellors.co.uk
Sales:
- Telephone: 020 3935 9918
South East property management:
- Telephone: 01344 408140
- Email: southeastpm@chancellors.co.uk
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