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Lingfield is a sizeable village in the southeastern corner of Surrey, sitting just a few miles from the borders of both Kent and West Sussex. It is defined by a mix of timber-framed Tudor architecture and Victorian brickwork, with the historic heart of the village designated as a conservation area. At its centre lies the Church of St Peter and St Paul - a Grade I listed building largely rebuilt in the 15th century - and the ancient ‘Cage’, a small stone lock-up used in the 18th century to hold local troublemakers. Beyond the historic core, the village is well-equipped with a range of independent shops, a community centre, and several distinct character pubs. While many associate the name with the racecourse on the outskirts of the village, daily life thrives around the local primary schools and the busy station, which provides a direct rail link to London Victoria and London Bridge. It manages to retain a rural feel, surrounded by the Low Weald landscape, while remaining practical for those who need easy access to the M25 or Gatwick Airport.