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Chartham House CHARTHAM HOUSE GARRATTS LANE THETHE LAMBOURNES LAMBOURNES Perfectly located in the heart of Nork, Banstead, close to Epsom racecourse and just 15 miles from Perfectly located in the heart of Nork, Banstead, close to Epsom racecourse and just 15 miles from central London, The Lambournes is the latest development from Devine Homes. This is an exclusive central London, The Lambournes is the latest development from Devine Homes. This is an exclusive new collection of just nine elegant properties with a variety of 3 and 4 bedroom family homes. new collection of just nine elegant properties with a variety of 3 and 4 bedroom family homes. CHARTHAMA VILLAGEA VILLAGE FEEL FEEL HOUSEOUTDOOROUTDOOR LIVING LIVING Situated on the northern edge of the North Downs in If you like sport, there is no shortage of golf courses in Situated on the northern edge of the North Downs in If you like sport, there is no shortage of golf courses in GARRATTS LANEthe heartthe heart of green of green belt belt Surrey Surrey countryside, countryside, Banstead Banstead thethe area area – 115– 115 golf golf clubs clubs affiliated affiliated to to the the Surrey Surrey GolfGolf boastsboasts the thefacilities facilities of a of town a town whilst whilst maintaining maintaining its its UnionUnion – and– and other other opportunities opportunities exist exist for for uninterrupted uninterrupted historichistoric village village status. status. The The town’s town’s name name appears appears to to walkswalks such such as asnearby nearby Nork Nork Park, Park, less less than than half half a a mile mile havehave been been derived derived from from the theAnglo Anglo Saxon Saxon words words ‘bene’, ‘bene’, fromfrom the the development. development. Of Of course course the the most most famous famous local local meaningmeaning bean, bean, and and ‘stede’, ‘stede’, meaning meaning place place and and it was it was sportingsporting venue venue is isjust just up up the the road road at at Epsom Epsom Downs. Downs. certainlycertainly once once a farming a farming area area and and well-known well-known nationally nationally AlthoughAlthough the the earliest earliest race-days race-days date date back back to to the the 1640s, 1640s, for itsfor high its high quality quality sheep sheep wool. wool. The The development development itself, itself, it isit Theis The Derby, Derby, first first run run in in MayMay 1779, 1779, whichwhich is is knownknown asas Perfectly located onin Norkon the Nork Way, Way,heart is situated is situated onof theon Banstead, thesite site of anof anold old orchard orchard close – – thethe greatestto greatest Epsom flat flat race race in in the racecoursethe world.world. and which is where the name The Lambournes is taken. just 15 miles from centralwhich is where London, the name The Lambournes Chartham is taken. House,ThereThere are are many manyGarratts well-regarded well-regarded schoolsLane, schools nearby, nearby, is making makingthe latest The TheLord Lord Lambourne Lambourne apple apple was was once once assessed assessed as theas the BansteadBanstead a populara popular choice choice for for families, families, including including development frombest Carvallbest all-round all-round British BritishHomes. garden garden apple! apple! 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SuttonSutton and and Epsom Epsom train train stations stations where where trains trains run run into into Situated on the northernThereThere isedge also is also a local ofa local library,the library, aNorth choice a choice of restaurantsof restaurantsIf you likeLondon Londonsport, Victoria Victoria there (26 (26 minutes), minutes), is no London Londonshortage Waterloo Waterloo of golf Downs in the heart ofand green andcoffee coffee bars belt bars and andSurrey many many other other necessities necessities forcourses for in(36(36 theminutes) minutes) area and and London – London 115 Bridge Bridgegolf (39 (39clubs minutes). minutes). affiliated Junctions Junctions modernmodern family family life. life. 8 and 9 of the M25 are within easy reach, providing countryside, Banstead boasts the facilities to the Surrey8 and 9 Golfof the M25 Union are within – andeasy reach, other providing 6 accessaccess to toGatwick Gatwick in injust just half half an an hour hour and and Heathrow Heathrow in in of a town whilst maintaining its historic opportunitiesapproximately exist 40 for minutes. uninterrupted walks approximately 40 minutes. 5 6 6 village status. 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Although the earliest race-days date back to 4 1 the 1640s, it is The Derby, first run in May 1 2 2 3 3 78 ### # # # 1779, which is known as the greatest flat 9 8 ON YOUR DOORSTEP race in the world. 9 THE LAMBOURNES 1 1 2 2 3 3 8 Shopping is straightforward in Banstead. ### # # # 9 The village high street Perfectlyhas excellent located in the heart of Nork,There Banstead, are close many to Epsom well-regarded racecourse and just schools 15 miles from 9 RubensRubensRubens shopping options includingcentral aLondon, Waitrose The Lambournes is thenearby, latest development making from Banstead Devine Homes. a popular This is an choice exclusive 9 BlenheimBlenheim Supermarket and Marksnew & collectionSpencer of justSimply nine elegant propertiesfor families, with a variety including of 3 and 4Warren bedroom Meadfamily homes. junior SITEBlenheim PLANBlenheim 9 RubensRubensRubensRubens Food. 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