Living in Farnham
Nestled in the heart of Surrey, Farnham is a picturesque market town known for its rich history and vibrant community. With roots dating back to the Roman era, the town boasts a variety of historical architecture, including the stunning Farnham Castle and the charming Georgian buildings that line its streets. The town's historic market square is a focal point for locals, hosting regular markets that showcase the best of local produce and crafts. Farnham's economy thrives on a mix of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants, alongside larger retail options. The town's proximity to London makes it an attractive option for commuters, while its scenic surroundings provide ample opportunities for outdoor activities, including walking and cycling along the picturesque Surrey Hills. With a crime rate 91% below the national average, Farnham is not just beautiful but also a safe place to live.
£500,000
Above the national average, reflecting its desirable location.
38,000
A close-knit community with a diverse demographic.
91% below national average
One of the safest towns in the UK.
1 hour
Direct trains to London Waterloo make it ideal for commuters.
Property market in Farnham
Land Registry Price Paid Data — 385 transactions · Aug 2025 – Aug 2026
What's happening in Farnham
First look at award-winning thriller coming to Norwich on major UK tour
Matthew Bourne’s show The Car Man will return to stages around the country in 2026 and will play for audiences at Norwich Theatre Royal.
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A cycling challenge has raised £27,502.02 for baby loss support and neonatal care.
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Read more →Ipswich festival celebrates town's 'pioneering' multiculturalism
One Big Multicultural Festival returned to Alexandra Park, Ipswich, where it saw people from over 50 nationalities coming together.
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