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Ashtead

Ashtead lies between Epsom and Leatherhead. Many Roman remains have been found in Ashtead and even the church includes some Roman building material.

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Ashtead Church, 1904
Photographic Survey and Record of Surrey no. 1110

The Roman villa on Ashtead Common was excavated in 1924-1929 by A.W.G. Lowther. The site is a rare type of corridor villa, with bathhouse and associated site for making tiles. It is now a scheduled monument.

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The excavation of Ashtead Roman Villa, 1925
Photographic Survey and Record of Surrey no. 8514

Ashtead Park was the home of the Howard family for many years.

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An Iron Age (700 BC – 43 AD) settlement was found at Ottways Lane, Ashtead during excavation in 2002.

IronAge
Image: Surrey County Archaeological Unit

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