South Nutfield Brickwork

In the quaint hamlet of South Nutfield, the historically significant brickwork stands as a testament to the area’s rich industrial past. Nestled in the lovely environs of the Borough of Reigate and Banstead in Surrey, South Nutfield has a noteworthy history of brick manufacturing owing to the abundance of Gault clay in the region. This natural resource laid the groundwork for an industry that catalysed local economy and shaped the architectural aesthetic of the village.

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the issuance of proper brick kilns saw a dramatic increase in productivity, marking the zenith of the brick-making industry in South Nutfield. The local workforce was largely comprised of residents; who were not only employees but also patrons of their own products, as seen in the numerous charming cookhouses and dwellings of the area. The bricks, with their unique hue due to the clay’s composition, gave South Nutfield an identifiable character, making it stand out amidst other hamlets in Surrey.

Today, the brickwork in South Nutfield tells a story of the hamlet’s industrious past. Although the brick-making industry may no longer be as dominant as it once was, the bricks themselves serve as lasting monuments of a bygone era; a homage to the hardworking inhabitants of yesteryears. As you walk down the idyllic country lanes, the traditional buildings boast of the tell-tale reddish-brown bricks, paying tribute to the rich heritage that is uniquely South Nutfield’s.

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