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Garage Conversions in Redhill

Redhill sits immediately east of Reigate and, unlike its older neighbour, grew up almost entirely because of the railway, taking shape around a junction opened in 1841 rather than existing as a settlement beforehand.

Converted garage after insulation and plastering, before decoration
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A town built by the railway

Where Reigate had existed for centuries, Redhill's town centre developed after a joint railway station opened nearby in the 1840s, drawing housing, shops and industry to what had until then been a scattering of hamlets.

Housing close to Reigate

Because Redhill and Reigate effectively merge into one another along the road connecting them, garage types here range widely, from Victorian terraces with little or no off-street parking to later suburban roads with integral or attached single garages.

Converted garage used as a home cinema snug with a sofa and soft lamps
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Shared planning authority with Reigate

Redhill shares its planning and building control authority with Reigate, both falling within Reigate and Banstead Borough Council rather than a separate district.

Frequently asked questions

Is Redhill in the same council area as Reigate?+

Yes. Both fall within Reigate and Banstead Borough Council, which handles planning and building control for the whole borough.

Why does Redhill feel newer than Reigate?+

Redhill largely grew up around a railway junction that opened in the 1840s, whereas Reigate had already existed as a market town for centuries by that point.

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