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Howard Morley & Sons letting agents in Farnham support property investors with their buy-to-let investments. Based on your budget requirements and preferred tenant profile we help to source high-performing properties aligned to your objectives, including your yield and capital growth expectations. Whether you’re in the initial stages of investing or are an experienced landlord, we help property investors from their decision to invest, right through to finding a tenant, coordinating the tenancy and providing full property management.

Places Of Interest

Farnham’s heritage as a Georgian market town means there’s much to discover for those looking to make it home, from medieval monuments to countryside walks and galleries showcasing contemporary work.

• Farnham Castle – Dating from 1138, this Norman fortress served as the residence of Winchester’s bishops for 800 years. The castle keep offers panoramic views across the town and Surrey Hills, whilst the palace buildings demonstrate the evolution of architectural styles across nine centuries.
• Waverley Abbey – England’s first Cistercian monastery, founded in 1128, now stands as atmospheric ruins beside the River Wey. The remaining walls and arches demonstrate the scale of this once-influential religious house, and the grounds provide quiet walking routes along the river.
• Museum of Farnham – This local museum charts the town’s evolution from market settlement to modern day. Collections include Georgian pottery, Farnham’s brewing heritage, and displays on notable former residents including writer William Cobbett.
• Farnham Maltings – A converted 19th-century brewery building now functioning as a venue for exhibitions, theatre, and workshops. The organisation supports both established and emerging makers, with regular craft fairs and events throughout the year.
• Farnham Park – This 320-acre medieval deer park retains its original boundaries established 600 years ago. The open parkland includes woodland walks, veteran trees, and an 18-hole golf course, all within walking distance of the town centre.
• New Ashgate Gallery – Purpose-built gallery space showcasing work by contemporary craftspeople and fine artists. The exhibition programme changes monthly and includes ceramics, jewellery, textiles, and paintings from regional and national makers.
• Birdworld – Situated just outside Farnham near the Hampshire border, this 26-acre bird park houses specimens from across the globe. The site also incorporates Underwater World aquarium and Jenny Wren farm, offering activities for families.
• Alice Holt Forest – Managed by Forestry England, this ancient woodland offers waymarked trails for walking and cycling. The forest has served various functions through history, from medieval hunting ground to timber source, and now provides outdoor recreation space with cycling trails and play areas.
• Gostrey Meadow – This riverside green space in the town centre hosts regular events including Music in the Meadow concerts during summer months. The meadow provides a traffic-free route between the town and railway station.
• St. Andrew’s Church – The parish church shows evidence of Victorian restoration whilst retaining earlier architectural elements. The building functions as a working church and occasional concert venue, situated close to the town’s main shopping streets.

As Farnham letting agents in Surrey, we can direct you towards some of the most scenic locations to purchase investment properties.

Farnham FAQs

Where is Farnham?

Farnham is a historic market town in Surrey, England, situated approximately 36 miles southwest of London. The town sits in the Borough of Waverley, close to the Hampshire border, and is positioned at the western end of the North Downs. Farnham is on the north branch of the River Wey and is nestled in the rolling Surrey Hills, offering excellent access to the surrounding countryside whilst maintaining strong transport links to London via direct train services.

Is Farnham a Nice Place to Live?

Farnham is widely regarded as an attractive place to live, combining historic charm with modern amenities. The town is known for its Georgian architecture, independent shops, and vibrant arts scene. Farnham is the safest medium-sized town in Surrey, making it particularly appealing for families. The area offers excellent schools, beautiful green spaces including Farnham Park and access to the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and a thriving town centre with over 200 shops, restaurants, and cafés. The strong sense of community and regular farmers’ markets add to Farnham’s appeal as a desirable place to live.

What is There to Do in Farnham?

Farnham offers diverse attractions for residents and visitors. Farnham Castle, founded in 1138 by Henry of Blois, overlooks the town and has been occupied for nearly 900 years. Cultural attractions include the Farnham Maltings arts centre, the Museum of Farnham, and the New Ashgate Gallery. Waverley Abbey, the first Cistercian abbey in England founded in 1128, is located about 1 mile south of the town centre. Outdoor activities abound with Farnham Park, Alice Holt Forest, Frensham Ponds, and Bourne Woods nearby. The town hosts monthly farmers’ markets and features numerous independent shops alongside national retailers. Birdworld, one of the UK’s largest bird parks, is also close by.

How Far is Farnham from London?

Farnham is approximately 35 miles from London, with direct train services taking between 52 minutes and 1 hour 7 minutes. South Western Railway operates frequent services from Farnham station to London Waterloo, with around 40-44 trains running daily. The journey by road is approximately 41-42 miles and takes around one hour under normal traffic conditions. This convenient commuting distance makes Farnham popular with professionals working in London who seek a more rural lifestyle.