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Cheam is a south London suburb in the London Borough of Sutton. It is made up of two major districts – Cheam Village and North Cheam, both of which are concentrated on retail neighborhoods. To the northwest of Cheam is Worcester Park, to the northeast is Morden, to the south is Belmont and Banstead, to the west is Ewell and to the east is Sutton.
The most notable building in Cheam is Nonsuch Mansion. This Gothic Revival mansion is a Grade II listed structure located within Nonsuch Park and is open on Sundays during the summer season. Other famous landmarks in the area include Whitehall, Cheam War Memorial and The Old Rectory.
Famous people associated with the area include orchestral percussionist James Blades, film director Paul Greengrass, darts player Peter Manley, actor Alex Sawyer and comedian Harry Secombe. There are several schools in the area such as Cuddington Croft, Cheam Fields Primary, St. Dunstan’s Church of England Primary and Nonsuch High School.