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To the south of Brentwood’s busy high street lies Warley, a distinct locality defined by its high elevation and a landscape that feels significantly greener than its urban neighbours. The area is anchored by the expansive Warley Country Park and the ancient woodland of Thorndon Country Park, home to the famous "Gruffalo Trail" and the distinctive 18th-century Roundbush Folly. Historically, Warley’s character was shaped by its long-standing military associations; the sprawling Essex Regiment barracks once dominated the skyline, and while much of that land has been converted into residential squares, the Grade II listed chapel remains as a quiet reminder of that heritage. Today, the village-like atmosphere persists around the green, though it is practically connected to the wider region by its proximity to Brentwood railway station on the Elizabeth Line. Whether you are walking through the "Common" or navigating the steep hills that look out towards the Thames Valley, there is a sense of space here that is rare for a place so close to the fringes of London.