Cheam is serviced by Cheam railway station, which is in Travelcard Zone 5. The earliest recorded settlement dates back to 1018 when the area was owned by Chertsey Abbey. During the Middle Ages pottery was the industry that Cheam was well known for and many artefacts from this period have been unearthed by archaeologists. There are several buildings such as the Old Rectory, the Old Farmhouse and Nonsuch Mansion which are all places of interest in the area.

Via YourParkingSpace you can find and pre-book car parking in Cheam, such as car parking for a few hours, affordable overnight parking, or a spot on a monthly basis. By booking online you guarantee yourself a spot to park, particularly important if looking to park by Cheam Station, and also save a lot of cash when compared to many car parks.

If you own a spare front drive, off-street parking space, or secure lock-up in Cheam then you could make an extra income by letting it out. Garages and parking spaces in Cheam are required, such as overnight parking spots for people visiting Cheam or local employees looking for long-term parking.