Introduction
Lingfield, a historic village in Surrey, England, is a popular residential area known for its medieval architecture, reputable schools, and excellent commuter links to London, roughly 25 miles away. People are drawn to the village for its charming, community-focused lifestyle, scenic countryside, and unique attractions like the Lingfield Park Racecourse.
Move & More handle Lingfield moves with the care and experience they deserve.
Places to Live and Neighborhoods
- The Historic Center: Features 15th-century buildings, the timber-framed St. Peter and St. Paul Church (the “Westminster Abbey” of the area), and the 18th-century Old Town.
- Residential Estates: The area surrounding the village includes a mix of charming Tudor-style homes and modern residential, family-sized housing developments.
- Surrounding Countryside: Offers, quiet, secluded, rural living with proximity to nature, including areas near the Gun Pond.
As a family-run business, we operate very differently from the large national removal companies. You’ll speak with Clare or Adam directly, get honest answers to your questions, and have the reassurance of knowing that the people you’ve spoken to are the ones responsible for your move.
We’re proud of our track record and our Checkatrade reviews, which reflect the consistent standard of care we bring to every job. Whether you’re moving into Lingfield, out of it, or across the County, we’ll make it as smooth and stress-free as possible.
Our Services in Lingfield
- Full home removals
- Part or full packing service
- Secure short and long-term storage
- House clearances
A Surprising Fact
- The Village Cage: Lingfield is home to a stone “cage” or village gaol, built in 1773, which was used to lock up drunkards and petty criminals, with its last recorded use in 1882.
- Royal Connection: The Lingfield Park Racecourse was opened in 1890 by the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII), who granted the course permission to use the Prince of Wales feathers in its official branding, which remains today.
- Holocaust Refugee Home: A stately home in the village, Weir Courtney (now known as a “Lingfield House”), was used in 1945 to house child survivors of Nazi concentration camps.
Get in Touch
Planning a Lingfield move? Get in touch with Move & More — we’d be delighted to help, and there’s never any obligation.
Call us, fill in our online quote form, or drop us an email at hello@moveandmore.co.uk — we look forward to hearing from you.