Yorkstone Paving in Farnham

Farnham has one of the better-preserved Georgian townscapes in the south of England — Castle Street and West Street still reading much as they did in the eighteenth century, the castle keep above watching over it. It is, in short, a town that cares about how new work sits next to old. Yorkstone has done well in Farnham for a long time because it doesn't try to compete with the existing stone — it joins it.

We supply paving, walling and bespoke stone across Farnham and the surrounding villages — Wrecclesham, Tilford, Frensham, The Sands, Rowledge, and the Bourne. A lot of the work is heritage-conscious renovation, where matching what's already there matters more than the catalogue. Reclaimed Yorkstone is often the answer: lifted from old Yorkshire mill yards, brought south, laid against the kind of walls and thresholds that have been settling since Pitt the Younger was in office.

For new garden work in the Bourne and Wrecclesham — and there's more of it than the old streets suggest — sawn and aged finishes both have a home. Our Aged Greetland range, in particular, is well-matched to gardens that want the weathered look without the variable thicknesses of true reclaimed.

The Cranleigh showroom is thirteen miles east via the A281 and A31 — close enough for an afternoon sample visit. We also know there are good showrooms closer to Farnham itself, including London Stone's; what we'd offer that's different is the depth of the Yorkstone-only range, free delivery on orders over £1,500, and stonemasons cutting to size at our yard.