Belmont Court is an exclusive development of just seven elegant new homes in the idyllic setting of Bookham, Surrey. Situated between the towns of Leatherhead and Guildford, Bookham is surrounded by beautiful common land and at Little Bookham you have Bookham railway station, with excellent links to London and the coast.

These homes have been carefully designed to blend perfectly with the local surroundings. To achieve this, we’ve worked closely with our dedicated interior design company, Concept Interiors. The end result is a pleasing mix of subtle yet modern tones running through each property. Step inside and you’ll find light and airy living spaces, striking fixtures and fittings, along with a superb quality finish.

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Bookham is ideally situated for enjoying Surrey’s charming countryside, with the Surrey Hills right on your doorstep – a favourite with walkers and cyclists. The area offers a wealth of National Trust places of historic interest and natural beauty, along with Box Hill for breathtaking views. An historic place, Bookham Common was mentioned in the Domesday Book and is home to the Edwardian estate of Polesden Lacey, which dates back to the 17th century. Here, you can explore the opulent rooms and gardens that were once graced with royalty.

Bookham is surrounded by a plethora of similar villages and towns, including Effingham, East and West Horsley, Fetcham and East and West Clandon. The towns of Guildford and Leatherhead are within easy reach, offering an abundance of shops, activities and facilities including many golf courses and a variety of leisure pursuits for all ages and interests.

There are two very successful primary schools in the village; Eastwick Junior and The Dawnay School, which make it a very sought after location for families. There are also three infant schools in Great Bookham; The Polesden Lacey School, Eastwick Infant School and The Dawnay Infant, whilst older pupils are served by the Howard of Effingham School in Leatherhead or one of the many independent schools close at hand. The successful primary and secondary schools, bustling village high street and surrounding commons create a thriving community. There are a variety of traditional shops, banks, gastro pubs and small supermarkets in the village, which also has associations with a vast number of local societies and clubs that are inclusive of all interests and abilities, including tennis, cricket, rugby and horse riding – establishing a much sought after village lifestyle.

The M25 and A3 are close by, providing excellent routes to London and the coast, along with links to London’s two main airports. Bookham and Leatherhead railway stations offer frequent trains to London making for an easy commute without comprising on rural, welcoming, picturesque living.