Esher is a town in Surrey, England, to the east of the River Mole. The town is mainly residential and is well known for being a prosperous district of the Great London Urban Area. The history of Esher dates back to at least as early as the Saxon settlement of the area and is also mentioned in the Domesday Book of the 11th century.

Esher has a busy high street with many restaurants, bars, cafes and a cinema.

Esher railway station connects the town to London Waterloo. Sandown Park Racecourse is in the town near the station.

Cinema
The Everyman (formerly Odeon) cinema is a central feature of Esher’s High Street with four screens.

Sport

• Esher Rugby Club play on the Hersham borders (at the Molesey Road stadium) and have several training grounds there.
• Esher Cricket Club play 1st and 2nd team matches in the Esher Park private estate, in New Road. They have a youth cricket training and playing squad.
• AFC West End Football Club
• West End (Esher) Cricket Club (Est. 1875)
• Esher Lawn Tennis Club have five hard courts and five grass courts. (Est. 1898)
• Horse Racing at Sandown Park along with a golf course, a dry ski slope and a go karting track

East Molesey offers many large, impressive Victorian & Edwardian mansions in roads such as Palace Road, Wolsey Road & Arnison Road. Large family houses in these areas start at around £1.25 million plus. In West Molesey there is a range of semi-detached and detached properties. Along with many townhouses on the Hurst Park development. There are flats in large converted houses and blocks of self contained flats, some with River views.

Everyone from wealthy professionals to first time buyers can find a home in East and West Molesey within their budget.

Information from Wikipedia 2022