Great Warley is located less than 2.5 miles south of Brentwood and less than 6 miles northwest of Romford. The original village centered around the manors of Warley Magna and Warley Franks, owned by the Abbess of Barking until 1539. The village, established on higher ground, sits at 368 feet above sea level. It is recognized for its suburban peacefulness and easy access to London, making it ideal for commuters. The A127 and A12 roads enhance its connectivity, and its natural attractions include Warley Place Nature Reserve.
Great Warley is a village located less than 2.5 miles south of Brentwood and less than 6 miles northwest of Romford, offering easy access to both urban and suburban environments.
The village features two original manors, Warley Magna and Warley Franks, which were owned by the Abbess of Barking until 1539, highlighting the historical significance of the location.
Great Warley sits at the third highest point in Essex, standing at 368 feet above sea level, providing not just stunning views but also unique geographical significance.
Great Warley offers multiple commuting options such as the A127 and A12 roads and nearby train stations, making it a prime living area for those who work in London.
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