Leigh
LEIGH (pronounced Lie), is very much a dormitory village. It has a huge green canopied with conker trees, and traditional tile-hung and weatherboarded Kentish houses. There is a post office stores and a hairdresser. The primary school flourishes, and organised activities range from the mothers-and-toddlers group to the cricket club. Leigh is popular with London solicitors and bankers, which explains the arrival of a new development of executive houses. A five-bedroom period property with four reception rooms, granny annexe, tennis court and swimming pool would cost £1m or more; a three-bedroom semi £280,000.
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| County: | Kent |
| London terminal: | London Bridge |
| Journey time: | 56 mins |
| Season ticket: | £2741 (also valid Edenbridge Town) or £3000 (also valied via Tonbridge) |
| Peak trains: | 3 per hour (plus 3 per hour changing at Redhill or Tonbridge) |
| Off-peak trains: | 3 per hour (plus 1 per hour changing at Tonbridge) |