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Cheam Park

Park · Cheam, England

Cheam Park is public parkland on Cheam Park Way, Cheam, SM3 8BW, laid out on the grounds of the demolished Cheam Park House and lying immediately east of the borough boundary with Epsom and Ewell. It adjoins Nonsuch Park, whose registered area, NHLE 1001672, straddles that boundary. The Lodge to Cheam Park survives and is listed Grade II as NHLE 1183759.

History

The Lodge to Cheam Park is Grade II, NHLE 1183759; Park Cottages, Grade II, NHLE 1357595, and the stone cross and drinking fountain, Grade II, NHLE 1183462, stand at the park's western approaches. Nonsuch Park next to it is a Grade II registered park and garden of 123.27 hectares, NHLE 1001672, and its registered area straddles the boundary between Sutton and Epsom and Ewell in Surrey, which is not in London. The centroid of the registered area, the mansion and the visitor entrance are on the Surrey side, where Nonsuch Park House is Grade II* listed, NHLE 1378198, and the remains of the banqueting house to Nonsuch Palace are Grade II listed, NHLE 1028608. The park is jointly managed by Epsom and Sutton councils through a joint management committee. Cheam station is 387 m away.

Visit

Cheam Park Way, Cheam SM3 8BW

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