Retirement properties in Surrey
Communities in Surrey
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Homes available
Cobham Bowers
Surrey
- Bedrooms
- 1, 2 & 3 bedroom homes
- Availability
- 5 homes
- Buy from
- £450,000
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Sold out
Cranleigh Coves
Surrey
- Bedrooms
- 1 & 2 bedroom homes
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- Sold out
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Highfields, West Byfleet
Surrey
- Bedrooms
- 1, 2 & 3 bedroom homes
- Availability
- 7 homes
- Buy from
- £450,000
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Homes available
Moor's Nook
Horsell
- Bedrooms
- 1 & 2 bedroom homes
- Availability
- 4 homes
- Buy from
- £275,000
- Rent from
- £2,750 p/m
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Sold out
Taylor Place
Surrey
- Bedrooms
- 1 & 2 bedroom homes
- Availability
- Sold out
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County at a glance - Surrey
Surrey mixes busy towns and village centres with waterways and the Surrey Hills. Pegasus has communities in four of its places: Cobham, Horsell near Woking, West Byfleet and Dorking.
Each feels different. Cobham has a historic village core by the River Mole. Horsell gives you a neighbourhood with Woking’s theatre and trains nearby. West Byfleet has its own village centre and station, and Dorking pairs a busy town centre with Box Hill looking over it.
Why retire in Surrey?
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Cobham, Horsell, West Byfleet and Dorking each have a different kind of centre, so you can choose the setting that suits your week.
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Box Hill has both a gentle hilltop stroll and longer walks, while the Wey towpaths keep things flat.
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Woking Theatre stages touring shows, and the Lightbox in Woking pairs changing exhibitions with a café.
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Painshill in Cobham and RHS Garden Wisley in Surrey reward repeat visits, with membership at one and courses at the other.
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Woking, Cobham, West Byfleet and Dorking each have their own route to London Waterloo.
Retirement living in Surrey
Everyday life depends on the place. Dorking’s town centre has shops, cafés and services, with Meadowbank recreation ground right in town. Cobham pairs its high street with historic village streets, and Horsell’s own high street links up with Woking town centre.
For a level walk, the surfaced canal trail through Woking and the Wey towpaths near West Byfleet make a gentle change from the hills. Rail routes differ too, and Dorking even has a second station, Dorking Deepdene, with trains towards Reading and Gatwick.
Things to do in Surrey
Something from each corner of the county, and every one worth a return visit.
Painshill, Cobham
Explore Painshill in Cobham, an 18th-century landscape garden with a lake and woodland paths. Membership makes it an easy place to return to.
Wey Navigation, New Haw to Pyrford
Walk the towpath between New Haw and Pyrford locks on the Wey Navigation, along level towpaths. Gentle going, beside the water.
Woking Theatre
Book seats at Woking Theatre for the latest touring productions. Tickets for the latest tour, close by.
Dorking town centre
Browse West Street and the town centre in Dorking, with independent shops, cafés and everyday services side by side. A town centre that still feels like one.
