Amen Corner

Settlement in Berkshire

England

Amen Corner

Temple Way, Bracknell Credit: Robin Webster

Amen Corner is a small residential area located in the county of Berkshire, England. Situated within the larger town of Bracknell, Amen Corner is known for its peaceful and family-friendly environment. The area is primarily residential, consisting of a mix of detached and semi-detached houses, as well as some apartment complexes.

One of the key features of Amen Corner is its close proximity to various amenities and facilities. The area is well-served by several schools, making it an attractive choice for families with children. Additionally, there are several parks and green spaces nearby, providing opportunities for outdoor activities and leisurely walks.

Amen Corner benefits from excellent transport links, with the M3 and M4 motorways just a short drive away. The nearby Bracknell train station offers regular services to London and other major cities, making it a convenient location for commuters.

The area is also known for its close proximity to several shopping centers, including The Lexicon and Bracknell Shopping Park, which offer a wide range of retail outlets, restaurants, and entertainment options.

Overall, Amen Corner offers a peaceful and well-connected residential setting, making it an ideal place to live for those seeking a balance between convenience and tranquility.

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Amen Corner Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.413572/-0.784756 or Grid Reference SU8468. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Temple Way, Bracknell

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Farmland, St Nicholas Hurst

Oaks stand in fields of beans currently occupying some of the small rural gap between Binfield and Wokingham.

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Mower Sale, Binfield Road

A mower business is based at Stokes Farm along this lane near Binfield.

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Geese & Pond, Nash Park

A small balancing pond in a new development supports an un-naturally large population of ducks, geese and moorhens.

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Nash Park, Binfield

A short residential street in an area of recent development.

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Foxley Fields, Binfield

A suburban park with sports and play areas and a cafe in the building which is shared with the parish council offices.

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Basketball & Bin

On Foxley Fields Recreation Ground.

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Terrace Road South, Binfield

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Pavilion in Jock's Lane Park

The park has playing fields, tennis courts, children's playgrounds and a miniature railway.

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Red Fruit in Jock's Lane Park

A colourful crop of bright red crab apples by the tennis courts in Jock's Lane Park.

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Footbridge over The Cut

The Cut is the rather unimaginative name of the minor Thames tributary that drains Bracknell and the area to the north. There is a wooded walk beside it for a while along this section.

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Coppice Green Bracknell

A small patch of grass and trees between the houses.

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Queensway. 1953

"E II R QUEENSWAY 2 June 1953" says the stone. A coronation memento from the beginning of a long reign. It's beside a footpath through a strip of parkland off Moordale Avenue.

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