Cobham

Cobham is a town located in Elmbridge, Surrey and is within the London commuter belt. Cobham has a lot of history and can be dated back to the Iron age, with its name appearing in the Domesday book.

Cobham is well known for its Mill which was constructed in 1822 and remained in use until 1928 when it was decommissioned because of being uneconomical. Although not operating as was originally intended, the mill  is still standing and open to the public for viewing.

One of the main attractions close to Cobham is Painshill Park. This is an important 18^th century park and was created by Charles Hmilton between 1738 and 1773. Other attractions close to Cobham include: RHS Garden Wisley and Brooklands Museum.

The closest towns to Cobham within a 3 mile radius are: Downside, Fairmile and Stoke D’Abernon