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Chilworth Area Guide

A locals' guide to Chilworth

Where do Chilworth locals go?

Why not explore the nearby areas of
shalford,
bramley,
guildford,
gomshall,
jacobs well,
godalming,
sutton green,
send,
worplesdon,
and cranleigh

Did you know?

"Unexpectedly, Jeeves and Wooster author PG Wodehouse was born at 1 Vale Place, Epsom Road when he arrived ahead of schedule! His mother was visiting the area from Hong Kong where his father was a judge."
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Breathtaking views across the Surrey Hills - an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Greg Nickson

Greg Nickson

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Guildford Castle has beautiful landscaped gardens that are lovely in the sunshine.
Greg Nickson

Greg Nickson

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What locals say about Chilworth

“Chilworth has access to two railway stations, its own and Shalford. There is a post office and local grocers. A bus route goes through the village. Schools for the infants and junior children. It is an enjoyable walk to Guildford town and close to Godalming and an easy car journey to Dorking. The whole area is surrounded by beautiful views of countryside and access to lovely walks. ”

“The Percy Arms in Chilworth is amazing.”

“The fantastic countryside is on your doorstep, the community is friendly and welcoming, the infant and junior schools are highly thought of (and very good - my children are there), plus Guildford is only a short journey over the hills less than 10 mins away. Best of both worlds!”

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About Chilworth

Chilworth is a village in Surrey, 3 miles (4.8 km) southeast of Guildford. Chilworth has about 2000 residents, two churches (St Thomas and Chilworth Free Church), two schools (Chilworth Infant School and Tillingbourne Junior School), a pub and a railway station. The village nestles below the North Downs, overlooked by St. Martha's Hill and St. Martha's Church. It is split between two civil parishes, Shalford CP to the west and St Martha's CP to the east, and is wholly within Guildford borough. It also has a recreation ground with a park and pavilion. The Franciscan friars continue a presence today on the outskirts of Chilworth in the friary, designed by Frederick Walters, founded in 1892. Chilworth railway station is situated on the North Downs Line, and is served every two hours by trains to Redhill and Reading. Numerous bus services link Chilworth to Guildford and Dorking, of which most are operated by Arriva Guildford and West Surrey.

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