Nutfield is a small village and civil parish in the district of Tandridge, Surrey, England, tucked into the lower slopes of the North Downs. Its name reflects an agricultural past and a long history centred on a historic parish church and the green of Nutfield Common; the nineteenth‑century Gothic country house Nutfield Priory is a notable local landmark that now operates as a hotel and spa. The surrounding landscape of chalk hills, hedgerows and meadows attracts walkers and birdwatchers and links into nearby long‑distance routes such as the North Downs Way.
Today Nutfield combines a rural character with a commuter population thanks to good road and rail access via nearby Redhill and Reigate, so local life mixes small farms, independent businesses, village clubs and the occasional annual fete or community event. The parish retains a strong sense of local identity, with leisure and heritage tourism - alongside agriculture - playing a noticeable part in the local economy.