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South Godstone is a village in East Surrey, situated along the A22 about two miles south of the older hill-top settlement of Godstone. Unlike its medieval neighbour, South Godstone largely developed in the late 19th century following the arrival of the railway; the station here, which serves the Redhill-to-Tonbridge line, is actually named Godstone despite being located right in the heart of the southern village. The area is defined by a mix of Victorian cottages and more significant mid-century housing, all set against a backdrop of the Low Weald’s heavy clay soil and dense woodland. Life here tends to revolve around the local primary school, the sports association’s playing fields, and the proximity to the Tilburstow Hill viewpoint just to the north. While it lacks the traditional village green of its namesake, it offers a more practical, transitionary feel between the bustling M25 corridor and the quiet, wooded reaches of the Sussex border.