Eashing is now administered by Guildford Borough Council and is divided into Upper Eashing on top of the steep south-east bank and Lower Eashing set low, immediately below the A3 road embankment on the north-west bank. Lower Eashing has an ancient bridge over the River Wey which was constructed in the 14th century by monks from Waverley Abbey. Twenty buildings strewn across both parts are now architecturally listed buildings. Eashing also has two large-unit business parks, "The Granary" and "The Wharf", which are on a large island accessed by a bridge behind the "Stag" public house and the Mill.