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From our office in the heart of Reigate, our award-winning team helps you navigate every stage of your property journey across the town and surrounding area. Open six days a week, we’re here to assist across RH2, KT20, RH3 and CR3.
With over 130 years of experience, Knight Frank combines property expertise across apartments, family homes and country houses with specialist surveying and interior design services.
Buying
Finding the right home in Reigate and beyond
We take the time to understand your priorities, whether that’s access to public transport, green spaces or schools, and support your search with local knowledge, accurate valuations and discreet off-market opportunities.
Property types range from apartments close to the High Street and larger detached homes around Wray Common and Reigate Hill. Redhill, Brockham, Buckland and Betchworth appeal to buyers with varying budgets and commuting requirements.
Selling
Presenting your property to the right audience
You can rely on our professional team to plan your viewings thoughtfully, handle negotiations with care and update you on the progress of your sale every step of the way.
Knight Frank’s London and global network connect your property with buyers in Reigate and the vicinity. By combining local insight with Knight Frank's wider network, we can connect your property with the right buyers and achieve the best possible outcome for your sale.
Valuation services
Expert advice for property and legal matters
Our RICS-qualified surveyors provide valuation services for lending, taxation, probate, legal proceedings and other professional purposes. Each report considers comparable properties, current market conditions and the reason for the valuation.
Reigate property market insight
Some of the area's highest-value homes can be found in Reigate, Kingswood, Walton-on-the-Hill and the villages bordering the Surrey Hills, particularly RH2, KT20 and parts of CR3. The area's combination of highly regarded schools, open countryside and convenient access to London continues to attract those seeking larger homes and a balance between town and country living.
According to ONS house-price data in September 2026, average property values across the Reigate and Banstead area remain among the highest in Surrey. Average values in Reigate's RH2 postcode exceeded £680,000 in 2025, reflecting the area's long-term popularity with buyers.
Kingswood and Walton-on-the-Hill are recognised for their substantial detached properties set on generous plots, while central Reigate has a choice of character homes and apartments within easy reach of the High Street, Priory Park and the station. The nearby villages of Betchworth, Brockham and Woldingham have a more rural setting, attracting buyers looking for a peaceful setting that is well connected to Surrey and London.
Where to live in Reigate
Reigate’s varied property market gives you the flexibility to find a home that suits your needs. Around Reigate Heath, larger detached residences, private estates and character properties enjoy a secluded setting with far-reaching scenic views.
The town centre, together with Bell Street, Chart Lane and Wray Common, is home to Victorian and Edwardian houses, period cottages and contemporary apartments, many near Priory Park.
Earlswood features traditional homes and family addresses, making it an attractive choice for buyers seeking greater value for money. For those looking for a more contemporary property, Buckland features a selection of new-build homes along Old Road and Dungates Lane, with additional developments extending towards Redhill.
Properties bordering the North Downs include rural country homes and barn conversions set amongst generous grounds, providing greater privacy, space and a tranquil atmosphere.
Reigate area guide
Well-connected yet close to the open countryside, Reigate retains much of its medieval character with its historic buildings, which sit comfortably alongside independent shops and well-known brands. Reigate Castle Grounds is a reminder of its past, with markets and community events taking place throughout the year, including the annual Reigate summer festival.
With leafy residential roads and modern apartments within walking distance of the station, Reigate town appeals to a range of buyers. Green space plays a significant role in the town's charm, with Priory Park proving a popular spot for sport and picnics, while Reigate Heath, Gatton Park and the wider Surrey Hills have countless walking and cycling routes. Reigate is located at the foot of the North Downs, which benefits from miles of bridleways with elevated views across the Surrey Hills.
Families are well served by respected schools such as Reigate Grammar and Dunottar School, complemented by excellent primary options. Transport connections are equally convenient, with Reigate station running services to London Victoria and London Bridge, plus the M25 and Gatwick Airport serve further options for travel.
Your questions, answered
Can you help with property investment in Reigate?
Yes. We can discuss local values, market activity and the types of property commonly sought in Reigate. If you need more specialist investment advice, we can introduce you to the relevant Knight Frank team.