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Garage Conversions in Leigh

Leigh, pronounced 'Lye', is a village east of Dorking between the town and Reigate, its centre grouped around a village green with several smaller hamlets scattered through the surrounding farmland.

Converted double garage now an open-plan family room with glazed doors to the garden
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Older than its Victorian tower suggests

St Bartholomew's Church, on the green, has origins going back to the fifteenth century, though its tower was a later addition put up during Victorian restoration work. The church remains the visual centre of the village today.

A protected village centre

Leigh's older core around the green has been a designated conservation area since the 1970s, later extended to cover more of the surrounding village, protecting the older buildings clustered there.

Victorian terraced house with a rear dormer loft conversion and roof windows
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Cricket on the green since the turn of the century

Leigh Cricket Club has played on the recreation ground since the early nineteen-hundreds, and the green still hosts the village's flower show and country fair each year.

Council

Mole Valley District Council handles planning matters for Leigh, as it does for Dorking to the west.

Frequently asked questions

Why is Leigh pronounced differently from how it's spelled?+

Locally it's said as 'Lye' rather than the more common pronunciation of the word, a quirk worth knowing before asking for directions.

Which council covers Leigh?+

Mole Valley District Council, the same authority responsible for Dorking.

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