Cheam

Cheam village has a proper centre with a small parade of shops, cafes, and restaurants. Nonsuch Park is a major asset, with the ruins of Henry VIII's palace and wide open grounds. The housing stock is mostly 1930s semis and detached houses, well maintained with mature gardens. Cheam station has trains to Victoria. The area has a strong family identity, largely because of the grammar school cluster nearby. It's neat, tidy, and predictable in the way that appeals to people who want to raise kids without drama.

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