Web design in Farnham, built and live in days.

Farnham grew up on the north branch of the River Wey and was under the control of the Bishops of Winchester from at least the year 803. Farnham Castle was built as a bishop’s residence for Henry de Blois in 1138, and Henry VIII is known to have lived there at sixteen. In the late medieval period the town made kersey, a coarse woollen cloth, and from around 1600 into the 1970s the surrounding area was a centre for growing hops and for brewing. The railway arrived in 1849 and the army settled nearby at Aldershot in 1855, and the town grew from there.

Farnham has long been tied to the creative arts, and pottery in particular, and it is home to one of the campuses of the University for the Creative Arts. The chalk ridge of the Hog’s Back runs east of the town, the ruins of Waverley Abbey lie just outside it, and the Museum of Farnham is housed in the elegant eighteenth-century Willmer House. The town has produced its share of names too, from the radical writer William Cobbett to the England rugby captain Jonny Wilkinson. None of this is trivia for its own sake: it is the specific, true detail that makes a website read as if it genuinely belongs to Farnham, and Google increasingly rewards content clearly tied to a real place. We write your site to sound like the town, then set up your Google Business Profile to match so you appear when local customers search for what you do.

Also covering: Aldershot, Wrecclesham, Badshot Lea, Hale, Tilford, Godalming and the surrounding villages.