Cobham

Cobham is a village and civil parish in the Elmbridge district of Surrey, England. It lies within the Surrey countryside south of London and is commonly regarded as part of the London commuter belt. The village center features a historic High Street with a range of period buildings, a parish church, and several listed structures, reflecting its long-standing rural character.

A prominent local landmark is Cobham Park, a country estate dating to the 18th century that remains a notable feature of the area. The grounds and house have historically been associated with sport and leisure and the estate continues to be used for recreation and events. The surrounding countryside includes woodlands and open farmland, contributing to the area’s landscape and appeal for walkers and visitors.

Beyond the Surrey location, the name Cobham is used for other places in England and in former colonies, and it is a surname. In modern times, the name is also adopted by various organizations and businesses, often drawing on the geographic origins of the title.

Cobham’s identity in public discourse tends to center on its heritage as a rural village within reach of London, its historic architecture, and its associations with Cobham Park and related estates.