Epsom

A 1937 rebuilding on a site Burton had leased since 1932, due to the widening of Epsom High Street. Correspondence held at the Surrey History Centre shows the company referred to this building style internally as the “Windsor Elevation”.

Street Address32 High Street
PostcodeKT19 8AH
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StatusSurviving
Listed?Unlisted
Year Built1937
Rating 3 Average, common features
Condition B Good condition
Feature Count Installed Removed Status Description
Billiard Hall Surviving Epsom Snooker Club documented from 2008

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FromYears based on documented evidence such as photographs or Google Streetview; actual dates may differ. To Details Link
193231/12/1932: Burton leased the site from Mrs Nona Chapel Loft Bell for 99 years, at £325 per annumSurrey History Centre file 6000/3/101
1935Council bought out the remaining lease by Compulsory Purchase Order for £650 in due to widening of the High StreetSurrey History Centre file 6000/3/101
193506/12/1935: Letter from Gerald Eve and Co. chartered surveyors confirms Burton will pay a new rent of £360 per annum, representing an extra £35 per year allowing them to build directly over the former six foot right-of-way space, and will construct their "Windsor Elevation" design".Surrey History Centre file 6000/3/101
20082026McDonald's
From To Details Link
2008Epsom Snooker Club
20122026Epsom River Club pool bar
Date Organisation Reference Details Details Status
1935Surrey History Centre6000/3/101Two files of correspondence relating to compulsory purchase of 32 High StreetTwo files of correspondence relating to compulsory purchase of 32 High Street