Moments at Parkviews is a beautiful character collection of 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes set amid inspiring wild parkland in the very heart of Surrey. Established on the edge of Epsom, Moments offers everything that today’s discerning customer could want from a new home.

All of our new homes are designed to achieve an Eco Homes ‘Excellent’ rating, the pinnacle of Eco Homes ratings. Eco Homes is an assessment procedure that is designed to balance the environmental performance of a dwelling with the need for a high quality of life and a safe and healthy environment.

An inspiring place

Welcome to Moments at Parkviews, a beautiful character collection of homes set amid inspiring wild parkland in the very heart of Surrey.

Established on the edge on Epsom, renowned for it’s creativity and valuable literary past, Moments is the perfect place to relax, unwind and absorb your elegant, renowned surroundings.

Epsom is a graceful town made internationally famous by its prestigious racecourse and annual Derby, an event regularly attended by Her Majesty The Queen. Set deep in the plush countryside of Surrey, it offers an ideal retreat from the city while still being well connected and well suited to a busy modern lifestyle.

Named in 2005 as the UK’s ‘Best Place to Live’, Epsom continues to hold it’s proud reputation, offering an excellent lifestyle for couples, families and professionals alike.

A celebrated place

The town of Epsom has always been recognised for its rich creative past. Home to an endless list of visionary talents, from painters, writers and poets to fashion designers and dancers, it seems to thrive with creative energy.

And this vitality is not limited to the past, the spirit has continued to the present and continues to produce names at the cutting edge of the arts, with the University of Creative Arts and the prestigious Laines Dance School training future protégées. Both venues host regular events throughout the calendar, including exciting shows and exhibitions that are popular with the surrounding community.

Long before the arrival of the racecourse, Epsom’s historical significance has been noted as a healing spa town, even appearing in Samuel Pepy’s diaries. Over the centuries, the town has played a major role in English history, something still clearly evident today. From the original clock tower to the various sculptures and blue plaques dotted around town, it is impossible to forget it’s rich past. Epsom has been a home to a range of prominent figures, from Isabella Beeton, to the renowned painter John Constable, whose charming home sits near the very centre of town. If that’s not enough, just a few miles away Nonsuch Palace & Gardens, built by Henry VIII provides a perfect family day out.