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Seymours Estate Agents in Ripley offers coverage to the Northeast of Guildford in the cusp of the A3 and junction 10 of M25 orbital. These villages are prime commuter belt with excellent road and rail communications to both London and the South coast, yet still located within pretty greenbelt countryside which is ideal for most outdoor pursuits.
Ripley Village grew on the main A3 road from London to Portsmouth, and includes a sixteenth century coaching inn, The Talbot Hotel. It is also the birthplace of famous guitarist Eric Clapton.
Ripley is mentioned in H. G. Wells' novels The War of the Worlds and The Wheels of Chance.
Cricket has been a popular sport in the village for 200 years, played on the Green.
In the 1870s cycling also became a popular activity in the South of England and Ripley was a convenient distance from London so that many cyclists would stop there for a break at the Anchor Inn. Sisters Annie and Harriet Dibble encouraged the cyclists so much that, in some years in the following decade, their visitors book was signed with over 7000 names - all arriving on penny-farthings or boneshakers.
Ripley office primerily deals with the villages of:
* Ripley * Send * Send Marsh * Burnt Common * East Clandon *
* West Clandon * East Horsley * West Horsley * Ockham * Wisley *
For any enquiries regarding Seymours and the services they offer please get in touch with Ian Marlow (Director) based at the office.
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