Cheam
National Rail · CHE
Roam Intelligence
LIVECheam is in Zone 5 serving the line. Expect platform crowding during the morning rush. Check the live board below for the latest arrivals.
Departures
08:46
Dorking
08:52
London Bridge
via via Sutton
09:02
Epsom
09:09
→ 09:12
London Victoria
via via Hackbridge
09:16
Horsham
Arrivals
08:46
from London Victoria
08:52
from Epsom
09:02
from London Bridge
09:09
→ 09:11
from Horsham
09:16
from London Victoria
Facilities
Toilets
Available
Baby changing
Available
Waiting room
Available
Seating
Available
Refreshments
Available
Wi-Fi
Not available
Ticket machines
Available
Announcements
Available
Info screens
Available
CCTV
Available
Help point
Available
Accessibility
Partial step-free access
This is a Category B2 station: Step-free access to both platforms via separate entrances. No step-free access between platforms. The Assistance Meeting Point is in the middle of platform 2.
Ramp access
Available
Accessible toilet
Available
Induction loop
Available
Opening Hours
Ticket office
Staffed / assistance
Journeys, what's nearby & accessibility — just ask
Events & Culture
Area & Local Context
A prosperous, village-flavoured suburb on the Sutton/Epsom borders with a genteel, mock-Tudor high street.
Nearby Highlights
Cheam village high street
Nonsuch Park (Henry VIII's lost palace site)
Cheam Park
Whitehall (Tudor timber-framed house)
Sutton (towards London)
Local Tips
Nonsuch Park, on the site of Henry VIII's vanished Nonsuch Palace, is one of the area's big draws — great for walks.
Cheam village has a quaint, well-kept high street with independents; it's an affluent and quiet residential area.
Whitehall is a preserved Tudor timber-framed house run as a small local museum.
Best Exits
Main exit onto Upper Mulgrave Road for the village, shops and buses
Getting There
Cheam station, Station Approach, Upper Mulgrave Road, Cheam, London
SM2 7AJ
Location
Cheam Station
51.3555, -0.2142 · Open in Google Maps
Nearby Toilets
— within 10 min walk