Epsom is regularly praised as being one of the best places to live in the UK. As befits the home of the Epsom Derby, the town offers a number of top quality equestrian shops and outfitters. But there’s much more to discover, including continental-style cafés, a monthly farmers’ market (on the first Sunday of every month) and a whole host of big high street names – from H&M and House of Fraser to Pandora and Waitrose.
The Epsom Playhouse in the centre of the town is a jewel of a theatre, hosting a whole range of professional and community productions and a highly popular Summer Film Season. You’ll also find a superb range of restaurants and eateries including The Bamboo Basket (tip – the noodles are amazing) and La Familia, renowned for its home-made, authentic tapas. Epsom is not only a delightful place to live, but it’s a place where there’s no shortage of things to see and do.
Epsom is regularly praised as being one of the best places to live in the UK
In addition to its many parks and open countryside, Epsom is home to the Rainbow Leisure Centre offering a 165-station gym, fitness classes and training, teaching and spa pools. The town is also becoming a thriving hub for contemporary art, with exhibitions taking place throughout the year.
You’ll never be short of things to do with the children. From the Hobbledown adventure farm and Jungle Island Adventure Golf in Epsom to the nearby Chessington World of Adventures, with its 1,000 animal species and safari-themed hotel, there’s lots to see, learn and explore.
You’re spoilt for choice when it comes to dining and drinking. The Rubbing House is the famous pub and restaurant on the racecourse, known for its game dishes and lively atmosphere. Other top choices include Caballo Longe, The Faraday, The Derby Arms, The Famous Green Man, The Wheatsheaf and The Spring Tavern.
Lester Bowden is Epsom’s most famous fashion store and equestrian outfitter, stocking quality brands such as Barbour, Church’s, Hunter and Cheaney. But if you explore further you’ll find such gems as Hatty’s Sweet Shop, Harrington & Cleur Bridal Boutique and even the Epsom Stamp Co for keen collectors!
The Ashley Centre, with over 60 shops including big-name stores and small boutiques draws in visitors from across Surrey and beyond. But don’t let it blind you to the many other excellent retailers across the town, from Pullingers Art Shop and Laura Ashley in Epsom to Corteil & Barratt sugar craft and bakery specialists in Ewell.
Whether you travel for business or leisure, or by car, train or plane, your new home is exceptionally well connected. You can walk to the nearest rail station within four minutes, be at London Victoria in 32 minutes*, or check-in at Gatwick in less than half an hours* drive.
You really will enjoy the best of the countryside while being only 16 miles* from the heart of the capital.
Ewell village is a quintessential English village with a contemporary twist and yet it is only a short distance from Epsom, which is an excellent place to shop, dine and explore with chic cafés to independent boutiques, a monthly farmers’ market and high street names that include Waitrose and Estée Lauder, as well as an exceptional selection of pubs, bars and restaurants.
With charming streets and beautiful architecture, as well as the renowned Epsom Playhouse and the Ashley Centre, which has over 60 retailers to choose from, you’ll never be short of things to see and do.
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