Fox Street

Settlement in Essex Colchester

England

Fox Street

Crockleford Heath, Essex A field of Borage near Crockleford Heath. — Crockleford Heath, Essex Credit: Rebecca A Wills

Fox Street is a small residential street located in the county of Essex, England. Situated in the heart of a bustling neighborhood, it is known for its quiet and peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal place for families and individuals seeking a tranquil living environment.

The street itself is relatively short, stretching for approximately 300 meters. It is lined with a mixture of terraced houses and semi-detached properties, giving it a charming and diverse architectural character. The houses on Fox Street are predominantly two or three stories high, with well-maintained gardens and driveways.

Residents of Fox Street benefit from a range of local amenities within walking distance. The nearby town center offers a variety of shops, supermarkets, cafes, and restaurants, ensuring that all daily needs can be met conveniently. Additionally, there are several parks and green spaces in the vicinity, providing opportunities for outdoor activities and leisurely walks.

Transportation links are excellent in this area. Fox Street is well-connected to major road networks, including the A12 and M25, allowing for easy access to neighboring towns and cities. Public transportation options are also readily available, with regular bus services operating in the area, providing convenient connections to nearby train stations.

Overall, Fox Street in Essex offers a peaceful and welcoming community for its residents, combining the tranquility of suburban living with the convenience of nearby amenities and excellent transport links.

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Fox Street Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.909673/0.94746 or Grid Reference TM0227. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Crockleford Heath, Essex

A field of Borage near Crockleford Heath.

Rebecca A Wills

Crockleford Heath, Essex

Borage flowers in a field near Crockleford Heath, Essex.

Rebecca A Wills

Churn Wood, Essex

A small track heading south through bluebells in Churn Wood.

Rebecca A Wills

Crockleford Hill, Essex

Looking across ploughed farmland towards a small copse near Crockleford Hill.

Rebecca A Wills

Farmland near Colchester

N Chadwick

Ardleigh Reservoir near Hillhouse Farm

This is a shot of Ardleigh Reservoir north of Colchester taken from near Hillhouse Farm on Lodge Lane this picture is looking north west. See also TM0429

Glyn Baker

Ardleigh Reservoir

This is a shot of Ardleigh Reservoir north of Colchester taken from the end of Lodge Lane. The picture looks west across the water. See also TM0429 & TM0329

Glyn Baker

Sir Charles Lucas Arts College

Comprehensive School named after the leader of the Royalist Army during the siege of Colchester in the English Civil War.

Angela Tuff

Wycliffe Baptist Church

In Parsons Heath

Angela Tuff

The Rovers Tye

Public House and Restaurant on Ipswich Road. The original building is 200 years old and has previously been a farmhouse and a butchers.

Angela Tuff

The Crown Inn

On Old Ipswich Road near Ardleigh

Angela Tuff

Unofficial Path

This path leads out of High Woods Country Park north of Colchester. However it is of little use to the average walker as you are confronted with the back garden gates of Friars Close (behind the photographer) and no way to reach a public road or right of way.

Glyn Baker

Brunel Way

This is Brunel Way part of a large business park to the north of Colchester. The mainly service industries based here have to some degree helped alleviate the unemployment caused by the closure of Colchester’s traditional engineering employers such as the lathe company.

Glyn Baker