Cheam Heritage Walk

'Cheam still retains some of its village atmosphere and, in spite of the ever-increasing traffic, those who live, work or visit there still refer to the central are as Cheam village. Although the handsome appearance of Whitehall cannot fail to impress, anyone passing through Cheam by car or bus may notice chiefly the now mellowed mock-Tudor buildings of the 1920s and 1930s. Many of the buildings are listed as of historical and architectural interest, and Cheam Village was designated a conservation area in 1970. The visitor who takes time to look will discover a rich historical background and a wide variety of building styles.'