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Welcome to Estate Agents Dorking
Picturesque Dorking and its charming residential villages such as Betchworth, Brockham, Newdigate, Holmwood and Westcott are one of Surrey's most in demand locations for movers.
This peaceful traditional market town is surrounded by miles and miles of open countryside and rolling hills, but is conveniently situated just a half hour's drive between Guilford to the west and Crawley to the east, and the M25 just a stone's through away to the north and London just beyond.
Let Clarendons help you discover Dorking properties. As an independent and local estate and letting agent in Dorking, we know the area and the market inside out.
We have rented through Clarendons for over a year now. Alex and the rest of the team have been great and very responsive if any issues have arisen. I wouldn't hesitate recommending them to anyone in Reigate or the surrounding areas.
The Dorking Property Market
According to property portal, RightMove, the average price of a home in Dorking was £548,813 over the last year.
Average Property Prices
Dorking continues to attract buyers with its excellent value and strong property performance in the Surrey market.
Overall, sold prices in Dorking were 15% up on the previous year. *Prices from July 2023
Dorking Town
This picture postcard market town has changed very little in appearance over the centuries with several of its buildings dating back to medieval times.
With a great selection of independent quirky shops, fabulous coffee shops, restaurants and traditional pubs, as well as two bustling markets, one on Fridays offering a wide selection of food and household goods, and a monthly Sunday market showcasing a mouth-watering array of artisan food, drink, vintage goods and local arts and crafts, a trip to the town centre is always a pleasurable experience.
With Guilford and Crawley close by, residents are spoilt for choice when it comes to retail shopping.
Nestled in the heart of some of the south's most glorious countryside and AONB's, Dorking attracts many tourists and cycling enthusiasts and is welcoming place to stop off and enjoy a break and refreshments whilst exploring the area's natural beauty spots.
Dorking is also proud to claim the great screen legend, Sir Laurence Olivier as one of its sons and you can see the blue plaque at the house he was born at in Wathen Road.
Transport
Dorking sits adjacent to the A24 London to Worthing Road and the A25 Guildford to Sevenoaks, whilst the M25 is just north of the town.
The town is served by 3 train stations offering a great selection or routes throughout the southeast and into Central London.
Buses run from Dorking to Guilford and Crawley and serve the many surrounding villages and town suburbs.
Education
Dorking and its surrounding villages have an excellent selection of good primary and secondary schools, taking students right through to sixth form.
With Crawley College and the University of Surrey in Guildford just a short journey east and west of Dorking respectively, adult and further educational facilities are easily accessible.
What are the House Styles in Dorking?
The centre of Dorking and its outskirts are predominately made up of mature housing stock, although over recent decades, there have been many new developments with a good selection of modern family homes being built outside of the town centre and adjoining villages.
Around its leafy rural roads and villages, you will also find a fabulous selection of large individual properties, traditional cottages and country homes.
Want to know more about living in Dorking?
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