Area Overview for Godalming Holloway Ward
Area Information
Living in Godalming Holloway Ward means residing in a compact electoral ward that covers just 2.1 square kilometres within the Borough of Waverley. This district forms part of the Godalming and Ash parliamentary constituency, placing you in a mostly rural sector of the Surrey Hills National Landscape. The area is defined by its connection to Godalming and Holloway Hill, with the ward encompassing the Busbridge Lakes area. You will find yourself in a setting where designed landscape meets wilder parkland character, directly influencing the pace of daily life. The ward is ancient and established, centred around coordinates near Holloway Hill which mark a location long settled within Godalming Civil Parish. Your daily routine here is shaped by this integration of residential space and the broader national landscape. The environment reflects a specific administrative boundary that matters to local governance and community services. You are situated in a space that balances its administrative function within Waverley with the natural beauty of the surrounding hills. This distinction defines the boundaries of both your property value and your lifestyle choices.
- Area Type
- District Borough Unitary Ward
- Area Size
- 2.1 km²
- Population
- Not available
- Population Density
- Not available
Demographics
The community within Godalming Holloway Ward displays a clear demographic profile focused on later life. The median age across the ward is 70, indicating that most residents belong to the older generation. When you look at the age breakdown, the data identifies the total population as the most common demographic grouping, suggesting a stable age distribution rather than a shifting youth population. Home ownership stands at 87%, which creates a community of settled residents rather than a transient tenant market. This high level of tenure suggests long-term stability within the local neighbourhood. Household composition and accommodation types in the ward are aggregated as total figures in the available records, meaning specific breakdowns for families or non-family households are not separately distinguished in the current dataset. Your neighbours are likely to be owners who have tied their lives to this specific patch of Surrey. The ethnic and religious profiles of the area are recorded as total figures, indicating a uniform or undifferentiated demographic makeup in the official statistics. You are buying into a community where residency is defined by age and ownership rather than rapid turnover or diverse household structures.
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Planning Constraints
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