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Garage Conversions in Epsom

Epsom sits north of Reigate and is best known for Epsom Downs Racecourse, home of the Derby, one of England's most famous flat horse races, first run in 1780. It's a substantial town with its own borough council, separate from Reigate's.

Converted garage opened up into a kitchen-diner with an island
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A racecourse town

Epsom Downs Racecourse and the open downland above it shape a good deal of the town's identity, and the Downs remain open to the public for walking well beyond race days.

Housing shaped by London's growth

Epsom's older streets cluster close to the town centre, while later development spread outward as London's suburbs pushed further into Surrey through the twentieth century, leaving a mix of older brick outbuildings and more recent integral single garages across the town.

Converted garage used as a craft and sewing room
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Its own borough council

Epsom and Ewell Borough Council, rather than Reigate and Banstead, handles planning and building control here, making it a separate authority from Reigate despite the short distance between the two towns.

Frequently asked questions

Does Epsom sit under the same planning authority as Reigate?+

No. Epsom and Ewell Borough Council is a separate authority from Reigate and Banstead Borough Council, which covers Reigate itself.

What's Epsom best known for?+

Epsom Downs Racecourse and the Derby, a flat horse race first run in 1780 and held on the Downs on the edge of the town.

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