Ansley Berry Shaw

Wood, Forest in Surrey

England

Ansley Berry Shaw

Hamsey Green The parade of shops at Hamsey Green
Hamsey Green Credit: Nigel Freeman

Ansley Berry Shaw is a small suburban neighborhood located in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. Situated in the Wood, Forest area, it is known for its peaceful and family-friendly atmosphere. The neighborhood is named after the three main streets that intersect within its boundaries: Ansley Drive, Berry Street, and Shaw Avenue.

The community primarily consists of single-family homes, offering a range of architectural styles and sizes to suit different preferences and budgets. The well-maintained properties are often surrounded by lush green lawns and landscaped gardens, contributing to the overall charm of the neighborhood.

Ansley Berry Shaw benefits from its proximity to several parks and recreational areas, providing residents with ample opportunities for outdoor activities. Nearby parks include Tynehead Regional Park, a sprawling green space perfect for hiking, picnicking, and wildlife observation, as well as Surrey Bend Regional Park, which offers beautiful views of the Fraser River.

Residents of Ansley Berry Shaw also enjoy convenient access to essential amenities. The neighborhood is within close proximity to various shopping centers, including Guildford Town Centre, where residents can find a wide range of retail stores, restaurants, and services.

Transportation options in the area are abundant, with several bus routes passing through the neighborhood, providing easy connectivity to other parts of Surrey and the Greater Vancouver area. Additionally, the neighborhood is conveniently located near major transportation corridors, such as Highway 1, allowing for easy commuting by car.

Overall, Ansley Berry Shaw is a desirable neighborhood that offers a tranquil and family-oriented lifestyle, coupled with convenient access to amenities and recreational opportunities.

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Hamsey Green The parade of shops at Hamsey Green
Hamsey Green
The parade of shops at Hamsey Green
Warlingham - Westhall Road A typical residential road in this area, looking downhill as the roads goes towards Whyteleafe.
Warlingham - Westhall Road
A typical residential road in this area, looking downhill as the roads goes towards Whyteleafe.
Whyteleafe station Whyteleafe station, situated near a level crossing.  The buildings next to the station are some local office buildings and the centre of the town is just around the corner.
Whyteleafe station
Whyteleafe station, situated near a level crossing. The buildings next to the station are some local office buildings and the centre of the town is just around the corner.
Down train to Caterham The Class 455 train, still in Connex South Central livery, is photographed looking north-west from the overbridge carrying the London Loop walk
Down train to Caterham
The Class 455 train, still in Connex South Central livery, is photographed looking north-west from the overbridge carrying the London Loop walk
All Saints Church (C of E), Kenley, Surrey
All Saints Church (C of E), Kenley, Surrey
New housing development at Kingswood Lane, Hamsey Green, Surrey More little boxes...
New housing development at Kingswood Lane, Hamsey Green, Surrey
More little boxes...
Miniature railway at Upper Warlingham 27 September 1987 was the first day of electric operation to East Grinstead on the (then) Southern Region of British Railways.  To celebrate this auspicious occasion, various events were arranged at stations along the line, including the provision of this small railway at Upper Warlingham.  Perhaps it was not well publicised, but it seemed that few children turned up to see it.
Miniature railway at Upper Warlingham
27 September 1987 was the first day of electric operation to East Grinstead on the (then) Southern Region of British Railways. To celebrate this auspicious occasion, various events were arranged at stations along the line, including the provision of this small railway at Upper Warlingham. Perhaps it was not well publicised, but it seemed that few children turned up to see it.
Upper Warlingham station On the first day of electric services on the East Grinstead line, a '4-CIG' unit is seen on a Down working.
Upper Warlingham station
On the first day of electric services on the East Grinstead line, a '4-CIG' unit is seen on a Down working.
Gliders at Kenley Airfield Kenley Airfield is used by gliders of the Surrey Hills Gliding Club and by 615 Volunteer Gliding Squadron, which serves the Kent, Surrey, Sussex and London wings of the Air Training Corps and the Combined Cadet Force, giving introductory and more advanced courses to Air Cadets.

In the photo are two 17.5m wingspan Viking gliders used by the ATC, with the airfield buildings in the background.  

The airfield was originally constructed in 1917, and was one of the Battle of Britain airfields in WW2.  It closed operationally in 1959 with the station itself finally closing in 1974 leaving only 615 Volunteer Gliding Squadron there to represent the RAF.  (615 squadron itself was one of the operational air squadrons based here).
Gliders at Kenley Airfield
Kenley Airfield is used by gliders of the Surrey Hills Gliding Club and by 615 Volunteer Gliding Squadron, which serves the Kent, Surrey, Sussex and London wings of the Air Training Corps and the Combined Cadet Force, giving introductory and more advanced courses to Air Cadets. In the photo are two 17.5m wingspan Viking gliders used by the ATC, with the airfield buildings in the background. The airfield was originally constructed in 1917, and was one of the Battle of Britain airfields in WW2. It closed operationally in 1959 with the station itself finally closing in 1974 leaving only 615 Volunteer Gliding Squadron there to represent the RAF. (615 squadron itself was one of the operational air squadrons based here).
Coming in to land! An ATC Viking glider above Kenley Airfield, coming in to land after a short training flight.  (See <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/711718">TQ3358 : Gliders at Kenley Airfield</a> for more info)
Coming in to land!
An ATC Viking glider above Kenley Airfield, coming in to land after a short training flight. (See TQ3358 : Gliders at Kenley Airfield for more info)
Down steam train on Riddlesdown Viaduct Shows the now-defunct lime works.
Down steam train on Riddlesdown Viaduct
Shows the now-defunct lime works.
Crewes House This farm has expanded over the years from when I was a child using Crewes Lane as a shortcut from Farleigh to Warlingham.
Crewes House
This farm has expanded over the years from when I was a child using Crewes Lane as a shortcut from Farleigh to Warlingham.
The Goodies, Hamsey Green The Good Companions inn. Corner of Limpsfield Road and Tithepit Shaw Lane, Warlingham.
The Goodies, Hamsey Green
The Good Companions inn. Corner of Limpsfield Road and Tithepit Shaw Lane, Warlingham.
Whyteleafe Tavern Godstone Road, Whyteleafe.
Whyteleafe Tavern
Godstone Road, Whyteleafe.
New Barn Lane Bus Shelter at Whyteleafe
New Barn Lane Bus Shelter at Whyteleafe
Gasometer at Whyteleafe
Gasometer at Whyteleafe
Motos Car Spare Emporium at Kenley One of those old shops that seems to have evolved and prospered over some decades.
Motos Car Spare Emporium at Kenley
One of those old shops that seems to have evolved and prospered over some decades.
St Antony's church, Hamsey Green The church, which doubles as a community centre, was built in 1957.  It is a daughter church of All Saints, Sanderstead <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/19905">TQ3461 : Sanderstead Church</a>.
St Antony's church, Hamsey Green
The church, which doubles as a community centre, was built in 1957. It is a daughter church of All Saints, Sanderstead TQ3461 : Sanderstead Church.
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Ansley Berry Shaw is located at Grid Ref: TQ3460 (Lat: 51.323509, Lng: -0.076765012)

Unitary Authority: Croydon

Police Authority: Metropolitan

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