Situated in a delightful suburban location in Surrey, Esher has retained its small village atmosphere despite its proximity to London. Pretty cottages and St. George’s Church (a Grade I listed building) overlook the pleasant village green. A warm and lively town, the high street is lined with cafes and fine restaurants, and families are well catered for with good schools in both the private and state sectors.
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Property to rent in Esher
Set in the quintessentially English county of Surrey, Esher provides a rare example of a tranquil setting within easy reach of London. Situated on the River Mole and surrounded by unspoilt, rural countryside, Esher is a haven for walking, horse riding, bird watching and other outdoor activities.
Esher has a diverse and attractive range of properties available to rent which generally benefit from generous gardens. Whether you are looking for a period cottage, new build detached house or luxury mansion, there’s something for everyone in this charming area.
Esher developed as a coaching town on the London to Portsmouth route and became a wealthy area in the 16th century when Henry VIII commandeered the district as a hunting ground. There are many historic buildings still in evidence, including Tudor cottages and the Grade I listed, St. George’s Church which overlooks the village green.
One of the great attractions of Esher is Sandown Park Racecourse, where racing, music concerts and various other events take place all year round. There is also a nine hole golf course at Moore Place which is open all year round, with several other renowned golf courses nearby including St George’s Hill and The Wisley.
How else can we help you with your Esher property search?
We can advise on which rental property will suit your lifestyle long or short-term, where to find the best country walks or where to rent to fall within a school catchment area.