Branch Manager
Ashleigh Fletcher
Ashleigh would be best described as a dynamic and conscientious estate agent. During his 12 years within the property market he has gained valuable experience by working with a leading independent Surrey based estate agency. In addition Ashleigh has worked as a Land and Sales Manager for a London based luxury new homes builder. Having gained a superb insight into blue chip marketing Ashleigh soon realised that what he was missing from his role within land and new homes property sector was the customer rapport building side of the business. Ashleigh therefore returned to work within estate agency with the original Surrey based estate agent and soon became influential with that company’s expansion program, moving the company from a four branch network to six. Unfortunately that company, similar to many others at the time, was harshly effected by the 2007 global recession and the decision was made to shrink the overall size of the operation. Ashleigh chose to seek another opportunity with a firm that held the same ethics and working practices that would also see him able to utilise his commitment and skill set in a similar fashion. The Goodfellows Carshalton Beeches branch, with its diverse range of property types and styles has proven to be a wise choice.
Local Schools
Education is well catered for with notable schools such as Barrow Hedges Primary School, St Philomena’s, and Carshalton High School for Girls, Carshalton Boys Sports College, Stanley Park High School and Carshalton College
Local Amenities
Charles Cyer Theatre, Carshalton has two football clubs and a health and fitness centre at Westcroft Leisure Centre.
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Carshalton Beeches was named thus after the beech trees lining Beeches Avenue. It’s surrounded by the towns of Wallington, Banstead, Sutton and Carshalton Village, as well as spectacular greenbelt countryside to the south. The Beeches offers the ideal quiet suburban environment and has its own railway station with trains running between Guildford, Croydon and London Bridge, the average journey being approx 35 minutes Carshalton Beeches is 25 mins from Gatwick and 40 minutes from Heathrow and numerous trunk roads such as A217, A23, A3, A24 and the M25 which will give access to the Channel Tunnel which is approx a 70 minutes journey. The area has excellent nurseries, schools and colleges both state and private plus excellent services and day centres for the elderly. The area offers a peaceful environment in which to live, set on the edge of South West London and Surrey.
Central Carshalton around The Ponds and High Street retains a Village character and there are a number of attractive buildings and open spaces protected by the Carshalton Village Conservation area.
Carshalton on the Hill is a residential area on the high ground south of Carshalton Park and stretches to the small holdings of Little Woodcote.
The Wrythe or Wrythe Green is situated between Carshalton Village to the south and St Helier to the north west. Its name is thought to derive from the Anglo Saxon word ‘rithe’ meaning small stream and during Roman occupation a small spring was situated near The Green and once there was a Roman Villa built in Beddington. The spring is no longer visible.
Carshalton has two football clubs and a health and fitness centre at Westcroft Leisure Centre.
Education is well catered for with notable schools such as Barrow Hedges Primary School, St Philomena’s, Carshalton High School for Girls, Carshalton Boys Sports College, Stanley Park High School and Carshalton College.
There are frequent theatrical and musical productions at the Charles Cryer Studio Theatre in Carshalton High Street and the Ecology Centre and Honeywood Heritage Centre also hold regular events and meetings. Annual events include a charity firework display at Carshalton Park, plus a summer carnival on the second Saturday of June, a Beer festival on May bank holiday, the environmental fair in Carshalton Park August bank holiday and Carshalton charter fair in September. Taking all as a whole it is an enviable area in which to live.