Cobham Bowers

A stylish collection of bright and spacious open-plan one and two bedroom apartments in the heart of Cobham, available to buy or rent; the choice is completely up to you.

Less than 10 minutes away from Pegasus Cobham Bowers, the village of Cobham village offers an excellent selection of local shops and boutiques, a Waitrose supermarket, wine bars, cafés and restaurants. Staying active can also be easily achieved in Cobham, offering several golf courses, a fitness centre, bowling green, tennis and cricket clubs and picturesque Painshill Park.

Cobham Bowers is conveniently located within easy reach of Cobham & Stoke D'Abernon train station with frequent direct services to London Waterloo. Additionally, the A3 junction at Cobham provides easy routes into London, and the M25 provides links to Heathrow and Gatwick Airports.

Cobham Bowers: Highlights

• High quality homes and luxury specification throughout.
• Balcony or terrace on selected apartments.
• Contemporary Pavilion with owners bar and lounge.
• Guest room for family members to stay when visiting.
• Allocated car parking space.
• Beautiful garden wall.
• Good transportation links into London.
• 10 minutes' walk to Cobham Village.

Living in Cobham, Surrey

Surrey is renowned for its botanical countryside living. Located less than a 10 minute walk away from Cobham Bowers is the picturesque setting and landscaped gardens of Painshill Park, hosting an outdoor theatre, multiple music performances, history tours and day time lectures. Another key attribute of Cobham, the now Grade 1 listed park accentuates the historic value of the village as well as providing a beautiful amenity for the local and wider community.

Cobham conservation area is a key attribute and is rich in buildings of historic importance. From medieval churches to cottage industry mills and homes of the Arts and Craft movement, these buildings provide a pastoral quality through their strong palette of vernacular design characteristics.

Running through Cobham is the River Mole, which flows through Surrey and joins the River Thames at East Molesey, opposite the beautiful Hampton Court Palace.