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Caterham Valley nestles at the foot of a steep-sided valley, and is linked to Caterham-on-the-Hill by Church Hill.
For a relatively small commuter town, Caterham’s fame has spread worldwide thanks to the distinctive ‘Caterham 7’ sports car. A showroom and garage are located near the Station, adjacent to the fascinating East Surrey Museum. Also at the foot of the Hill, in Church Walk, is the granite Asprey Drinking Fountain which was Caterham’s first street light!
Queen’s Park, near the top of the Hill, is a place to play and to relax. Near its tennis courts is the Sensory Garden full of beautifully scented, coloured and textured plants. At the top of the Hill is the ancient parish church of St. Lawrence’s, built in 1095. The Guards’ Depot Army Barracks in Coulsdon Road which opened in 1877, now form part of ‘The Village’ housing development, with a distinctive War Memorial at the entrance.
Both Caterham-on-the-Hill and Caterham Valley are full of independent shops and cafés.
We recommend that you visit www.caterhamsurrey.co.uk before making your journey, for details about attractions in the area.
