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Farnham

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A guide to Farnham

Farnham, known for its quintessential buildings and streets, is tucked away in the Surrey Hills. With its bustling market, restaurants, independent shops and cafes, it is a perfect destination for families and couples to enjoy what is on offer. The surrounding villages offer beautiful rolling scenery and country pubs aplenty.

From its Georgian architecture and historic castle to its thriving town centre and surrounding countryside, Farnham offers a unique blend of heritage, community, and convenience. Situated in the heart of Surrey, close to the Hampshire border, this highly desirable market town has a diverse mix of residents, including families, professionals, commuters, and second home-owners looking for a countryside feel whilst still being in commuting distance to London.

Local schools

Looking to relocate to Farham with your family? Luckily there’s no shortage of great schools in the area. The town is particularly well known for its strong mix of independent and state schools, including Frensham Heights School, Edgeborough School, St Edmund’s School, Weydon School, and Farnham Heath End School.

Who calls Farnham home?

Farnham is popular with residents of every age and at every stage of life, families are drawn to its excellent schools, green spaces, and strong community feel, while professionals appreciate the town’s convenient rail links and easy access to London, Guildford, and major employment centres.

Lifestyle

Shopping

With a range of independent boutiques alongside diverse high street shops where you can find unique gifts, fashion brands or household essentials, nestled between a variety of pubs, restaurants and cafes both independent and well known UK chains.

Eating and drinking

Farnham has developed a thriving food and drink scene in Surrey, with a wide variety of cafés, restaurants, gastropubs, and traditional inns. Whether enjoying a relaxed brunch, family meal, or fine dining experience, residents can benefit from a wide range of options to suit every taste.

Things to do

Life in Farnham revolves around culture, community, and the great outdoors. Local residents enjoy walking, cycling, golf, tennis and exploring the surrounding countryside, while the town’s theatres, galleries and arts venues host a varied programme of events throughout the year. Farnham Castle, Waverley Abbey, local parks and nearby beauty spots provide additional opportunities for recreation, while seasonal festivals and markets contribute to the town’s unbeatable community feel.

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Travel

Trains

Farnham has a number of excellent rail connections, with regular services to London Waterloo taking approximately one hour. The station also provides convenient links to Guildford, Woking, and destinations across the south east, making Farnham a popular choice for commuters looking for a slice of countryside living.

Roads and other transport

The town has a number of great road connections, including the A31, A3, and M3, providing straightforward access to London, Guildford, Winchester, Southampton, and the wider motorway network.

Farnham benefits from a network of local bus services connect it with neighbouring towns and villages, while both Heathrow and Gatwick airports are accessible within approximately an hour by car.

Strutt & Parker in Farnham

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