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Garage Conversions in Caterham

Caterham lies east of Reigate in a valley cut into the North Downs, and for much of the twentieth century was known for its Guards depot, a barracks built in 1877 and closed in 1995, whose site was later redeveloped for housing.

Converted garage used as a craft and sewing room
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A valley town on the North Downs

Caterham grew up along the A22, with the older part of the town, Caterham Valley, sitting below Caterham on the Hill, giving the town a distinctly layered feel as streets climb the downland slopes.

From barracks to housing

The former Guards barracks, built to house over a thousand men, closed in the 1990s and its parade grounds and blocks were converted into housing under an urban village scheme, adding a distinct pocket of the town with its own character and garage types.

Converted garage after insulation and plastering, before decoration
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Tandridge District Council

Planning and building control in Caterham falls to Tandridge District Council, a different authority from the one covering Reigate itself.

Frequently asked questions

Which council covers planning in Caterham?+

Tandridge District Council, which is a separate authority from Reigate and Banstead Borough Council, covering Reigate.

What was Caterham Barracks?+

A depot built in 1877 for Foot Guards regiments, closed in 1995 and later redeveloped for housing, now a residential part of the town with its own layout and character.

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