Farnham

Experience the rich history of Farnham, with roots dating back to the Stone Age. Over the centuries architectural influences from Roman, Saxon, Tudor, and Georgian eras have shaped the town, evident in the impressive array of Tudor and Georgian buildings still standing in the town centre.

Perched above Farnham Town Centre is a 12th-century castle, commissioned by Henry de Blois, grandson of William the Conqueror. Royalty including King John and Queen Victoria have all visited, leaving their mark on this historic town.

The market town of Farnham has evolved over time, with pottery, crafts, weaving and farming all contributing to its unique character. The monthly farmers market and seasonal festivals continue to be vibrant events held in the heart of the town.

Embrace a quieter pace of life in Farnham, distinct from its bustling neighbours of Aldershot, Farnborough and Guildford. Amidst the growing presence of chains, independent retailers thrive in Farnham offering a diverse range of goods and services including butchers, fishmongers, artisan bakeries, cafes, restaurants, cocktail bars and a cinema. Explore the charm of Weavers Yard's Grade II listed building, located within walking distance of excellent gastro pubs.

Park your car upon arrival and leisurely wander through the town centre, where a variety of attractions await. Venture beyond the town to explore England's first Cistercian Abbey, Waverley Abbey, just 2 miles away. Discover the natural beauty of Alice Holt Forest, Frensham Ponds, Ceasar's Camp and the North Downs Way, easily accessible by car.