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County - Surrey | Map
Tel code: 01372/0208 | code search
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Postcode: KT17 | code search
Population: 33000
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Birthplace of:
Richard Corbet
Michaela Strachan

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Folk Customs:
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The village of Ewell is to be found in Surrey in the borough of Epsom and Ewell. It lies along the A24 London to Worthing road (although this now bypasses the village via the Ewell Bypass). Ewell is close to the southern boundary of Greater London. Access is readily available to Central London, the M25 and the south coast via the A24 trunk road. Ewell is reasonably convenient for both Gatwick and Heathrow airports (both accessed via the M25). The name Ewell comes from the Old English word meaning river or spring. This is due to the sacred spring at Ewell which has drawn people to the area since Prehistoric times. Many remains have been found in the area from these times. The Romans built the road now known as Stane Street through Ewell. The Roman road ran all the way from London to Chichester. In 1538 King Henry VIII established Nonsuch Palace to the North East of the village of Ewell. Nonsuch Palace is considered by many to be the greatest of King Henry VIII's building projects but was demolished during the 17th century. However nearby Nonsuch Mansion was built later to a design resembling the original palace and is still to be found in Nonsuch Park.

Attraction

Bourne Hall Museum

Charity

Samaritans

Dentist

Diane Brown

Doctor

Bourne Hall Health Centre
Fitznell Manor Surgery

Health and Fitness Club

LA Fitness

Pub and Bar

Aroma d'Espana
Famous Green Man
Good & Plenty
Spring Tavern

Restaurant

Aroma d'Espana
AROMA d'Espana Restaurant & Tapas Bar
Good & Plenty
Spring Tavern

School

Ewell Grove Infant School
Ewell Castle Junior School

Taxi

Lima Cars Ltd

Sports Clubs

Old Halleyburian RFC (Rugby League)
Old Wellingtonians (Rugby Union)

Shops

Kenneth J Eve

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Houghton White Optometrists

Places to Stay near Ewell

Premier Inn Epsom North (0.90 miles)

Premier Inn Epsom North
Conveniently located within easy reach of the A3 and M25. Epsom train station is within walking distance and for shops and local amenities Epsom town centre is only 2 miles away. Local attractions include Chessington ... more | visit website

Nonsuch Park Hotel (1.12 miles)

Nonsuch Park Hotel

The Nonsuch Park Hotel is situated directly opposite the Historic Nonsuch Park on the London Road (A24), Epsom & Ewell, Surrey. In the local vicinity are towns such as Sutton, Kingston, Wimbledon & Morden. Approximately ... more | visit website

Premier Inn Epsom Central (1.79 miles)

Premier Inn Epsom Central
A walk from Epsom train station. For shops and local amenities Epsom town centre is only 1 mile away. Local attractions include Epsom Playhouse, Epsom Racecourse and a shopping centre. Our Epsom Central Premier Inn ... more | visit website

Thatched House Hotel (1.92 miles)

Thatched House Hotel

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This small, family-run hotel is walking distance from Sutton town centre. It has clean, quiet, refurbished rooms, pleasant gardens and a warm welcome. The Thatched House Hotel has a bar and a ... more

Chalk Lane Hotel (2.08 miles)

Chalk Lane Hotel
Nestled away in a leafy corner of Epsom, Chalk Lane Hotel sits conveniently between the famous derby Racecourse and the town centre. With only the occasional clipping of horses' hooves against the tarmac to disturb the peaceful atmosphere, ... more | visit website

Holiday Inn London Chessington (2.14 miles)

Holiday Inn London Chessington

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The Holiday Inn London-Chessington is a contemporary design led hotel, located next to the Chessington World of Adventures and only 12 miles from Central London. This hotel is also ideally ... more

Mariana's Guest House (2.15 miles)

Mariana

This is a superbly renovated spacious Edwardian house, offering eight luxurious en-suite rooms, where our national and international clientele are welcomed into an environment of peace and tranquility.

Our Guest House is just a few minutes ... more | visit website

Holiday Inn London Sutton (2.41 miles)

Holiday Inn London Sutton

Whether you're travelling on business or leisure, the Holiday Inn London Sutton offers the perfect venue. As well as being located in the heart of Sutton (Surrey), the hotel is also conveniently located for many famous ... more | visit website

Travelodge Chessington Tolworth (2.49 miles)

There are loads of reasons our customers choose to stay at Travelodge. Our great value clean and comfortable rooms with en-suite provide everything needed for a good night's sleep and are close to where people ... more | visit website

Warwick Lodge (2.91 miles)

Warwick Lodge

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Perfect for exploring the surrounding area’s many sights and attractions, this comfortable, family-run guesthouse provides an excellent standard of accommodation and service in Surbiton, Surrey.
Ideally located close to the A3, during ... more

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