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Garage Conversions in Ashtead

Ashtead sits northwest of Reigate, close to Epsom, and is best known locally for Ashtead Common, a wooded expanse containing thousands of ancient pollarded oaks managed as a nature reserve.

Dark-clad garden room on a raised deck among birch trees
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Ancient oaks on the doorstep

Ashtead Common covers around five hundred acres and holds thousands of ancient oak pollards, veteran trees that support rare invertebrates and have made the common a protected nature reserve managed by the City of London Corporation rather than a local council.

A commuter village with older roots

Ashtead's centre retains an older village feel around its church and green, while the surrounding roads filled in during the twentieth century as London's commuter belt reached further into Surrey, leaving a mix of garage types depending on when each street was built.

Converted garage opened up into a kitchen-diner with an island
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Mole Valley's planning authority

Mole Valley District Council covers Ashtead, a different authority from the borough that handles planning around Reigate itself.

Frequently asked questions

What is Ashtead Common known for?+

Its thousands of ancient pollarded oak trees, managed as a nature reserve by the City of London Corporation rather than a local council.

Which council covers Ashtead?+

Mole Valley District Council, separate from Reigate and Banstead Borough Council, which covers Reigate.

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