Nork, Surrey
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Nork is a residential area of the borough of Reigate and Banstead in Surrey, England. It is located between Banstead and Epsom Downs. The main road through the area from north to south-west is Nork Way, along which a parade of shops is located at the northern end.
The buildings in the area are predominantly of inter-war features, and are similar to those of nearby Tattenham Corner.
[edit] Transport
Banstead railway station is in the Nork area of Banstead.
[edit] Local inhabitants
- F. E. Colman, managing director of Colman's mustard manufacturers, bought Nork House in 1890 and lived there with his family until 1923. The remains of the house are visible in Nork Park, now a public recreation area.
- The comedian David Walliams grew up in Nork and was a lifeguard at Banstead Sports Centre.
- The Le Raj restaurant is a popular Bangladeshi and Indian restaurant with celebrity clientelle.
[edit] Good factors
Such a great feature, of course is Banstead Station nearby - this ensures direct routes to Epsom Downs, West Croydon, Norbury and London. There are several nearby towns within the Banstead and Reigate borough, including Burgh Heath, Kingswood, Tadworth and the town of Banstead. There are a few local schools within the borough plus 2 branches of local shops and very successful restaurants. It is ideal for families and retired people.
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