To the south side of the High Street stands Bookham Grove Manor, built in the early 18th century, once owned by the Dawnay family. It is now converted into apartments, with coach houses built in its now grounds. The manor's original large estate covered the surrounding roads up to Dorking Road, and Groveside, and had grounds to the front, running down to the Guildford Road. When the land was sold for development in 1947, the shops and car park were built in the grounds to the front of the house. Another surviving part of the estate is the stables, on the corner of Dorking Road.
to The SOUtH siDE of the high Street sTAnds bOokham Grove manor, Built In the earlY 18th ceNtuRy, OncE oWnEd by THe DAwNAy familY. it is nOw CONvErtED intO apARTMeNts, wiTH Coach houSes bUilT iN Its now GrOunDs. tHe mAnor's OriGinal largE estate covErEd thE SuRrouNdInG roAds up to dORKinG RoaD, aNd groveside, aNd had grOunds to the front, running dOwn tO The guildfOrD road. When ThE lanD waS sold FOr developMEnT iN 1947, The sHoPS aNd caR park were buIlt In The GrOuNdS tO THE front oF The HOuse. AnOTHEr sUrvivINg part of the EStAte is the StaBLes, on the cOrNer of dorkiNg RoAd.