IMAGES TAKEN NEAR TO
Cobham Road, LEATHERHEAD, KT22 9AW

1930s housing in Cobham Road and (beyond) Sunmead Close. Sunmead Close is named after a nearby house, Sunmead House, demolished in 1935.

Very small house in Cobham Road.

1930s housing built on the land of Sunmead House, demolished in 1935.

Chinese restaurant at the junction of Cobham Road and Guildford Road. The building is a medieval hall house, dating originally from the 14th or 15th Century with subsequent additions and alterations, which from the 18th/19th Century to the 1930s housed a pub, The Rising Sun (later replaced by a pub of the same name on the opposite side of Cobham Road, after which this building as marked on maps as Ye Olde Rising Sun; later uses included a youth hostel). Grade II* listed - see www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1028662.

Chinese restaurant at the junction of Cobham Road and Guildford Road. The building is a medieval hall house, dating originally from the 14th or 15th Century with subsequent additions and alterations, which from the 18th/19th Century to the 1930s housed a pub, The Rising Sun (later replaced by a pub of the same name on the opposite side of Cobham Road, after which this building as marked on maps as Ye Olde Rising Sun; later uses included a youth hostel). Grade II* listed - see www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1028662.

Surrey council painted many of its stripy poles grey in the 1960s and it is now beginning to wear off.

The B2122 Guildford Road as it leaves Fetcham and enters Leatherhead. The roundabout is where it is met by Cobham Road. To the right of the lamppost on the left is the milestone in Image

Sheltered housing built in 2006 on the corner of Hawk's Hill and Cobham Road on the site of the Rising Sun pub, which had stood here from the 1930s, replacing the former Rising Sun on the other side of Cobham Road (now the Zen Garden - see Image).

The second view of this pole, showing the buildings rather than the road. Before 1964 parking restriction poles had yellow stripes, and Surrey painted most striped poles with grey paint which is now coming off most of them.

The milestone is located by Harraway Manor flats, on the North side of the road, on the grass verge. Parish of Leatherhead (Mole Valley District). Carved stone post, Leatherhead cut multi-faced design, erected by Leatherhead & Stoke next Guildford turnpike trust, 19th century. Inscription reads:- LEATHERHEAD / ½ :: LONDON / 19 / SUTTON / 8 :: (GUILDFORD / 11 /) :: {Bell shape} LEATHERHEAD Grade II listed by Historic England, List Entry Number: 1391539 https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1391539 Milestone Society National ID: SY_GULH11