Photo of Holmwood Common, a country estate near Coldharbour, Surrey, south east England.

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Holmwood Common

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Held by the National Trust for everyone to enjoy, Holmwood Common is open country in Surrey. The surrounding countryside is part of the Surrey Hills National Landscape. While you're in the area, you could pick up Greensand Way, or stop for a drink at The Plough Inn (Coldharbour). The nearest railway station is Holmwood, about 2.2 km to the south.

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Photo of Leith Hill Tower, a folly near Coldharbour, Surrey, south east England.

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