Quarry Park (Sutton)
Brief Description
The site was formerly part of Chalk Pit Field in East Cheam Manor Estate in c.1750. Quarry Park was laid out as a public park after the death in 1932 of Mrs Seears of Quarry Rise, but is probably little changed from the time of the Seears' ownership. The 1st edition OS Map of 1867 shows the quarry but no house or gardens to the north bordering Love Lane.
Practical Information
- Site location:
- Quarry Road, Sutton
- Postcode:
- SM1 2DW
- What 3 Words:
- tend.wipe.tags
- Type of site:
- Public Park
- Borough:
- Sutton
- Open to public?
- Yes
- Opening times:
- 8am - dusk
- Special conditions:
- Facilities:
- Events:
- Public transport:
- Rail: Cheam. Bus: 151, 213, 408, X26.
- Research updated:
- 01/11/2004
- Last minor changes:
- 29/03/2026
Please check with the site owner or manager for latest news.
Full Site Description
The Seears are also commemorated in Seear's Park (q.v.). The park is a relatively flat grassed area circumvented by a sinuous path. The sides of the quarry are both grassed and planted with shrubs and ornamental trees, including some within the grass area. A number of trees from the grounds of the original house still survive in surrounding private gardens. The park has railings and gates fitted with finials that are of similar style to those at Rosehill Park West and Cuddington Recreation Ground (q.v.).
Sources consulted:
Further Information (Planning and Conservation)
- Grid ref:
- TQ245637 (524596,163770)
- Size in hectares:
- 0.3
- Site ownership:
- LB Sutton
- Site management:
- Parks Service
- Date(s):
- c.1890-1935
- Designer(s):
- Listed structures:
- None
- On National Heritage List for England (NHLE), Parks & Gardens:
No- Registered common or village green on Commons Registration Act 1965:
No- Protected under London Squares Preservation Act 1931:
No
Local Authority Data
The information below is taken from the relevant Local Authority's planning legislation, which was correct at the time of research but may have been amended in the interim. Please check with the Local Authority for latest planning information.
- On Local List:
- No
- In Conservation Area:
- Tree Preservation Order:
- Nature Conservation Area:
- Green Belt:
- Metropolitan Open Land:
- Special Policy Area:
- Other LA designation:
- None
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