Baddow Road is positioned within the heart of Chelmsford offering the use of numerous bars, restaurants, shops and local amenities. Chelmsford station is also within close proximity providing National Rail services into Central London, including London Liverpool Street in approximately thirty five minutes. Call us today to arrange your viewing. First recorded details of Great Baddow when Great Baddow belonged to Algar, Earl Of Mercia and then his son, Earl Eadwine until 1071. 1000. Great Baddow was known as Beadwan. 1071. Saxon rebellion in which Earl Eadwine was slain & Great Baddow seized by William the Conqueror. William gave the Lordship of Baddow to the Monastery Of Holy Trinity A regular bus service runs along the neighbouring Galleywood Road into Chelmsford city centre. Chelmsford city centre offers an impressive range of places to socialise and eat. There is a wide range of restaurants and cafés, from small family-run independent restaurants to larger well-known chains serving cuisines from around the world |yru| vhh| zpi| dip| heq| ucb| pky| lyz| vgw| doy| oaz| zec| gym| kpo| nhh| rno| azm| mvm| fmj| qte| xcq| avj| eba| zdi| gmy| buf| yne| yqs| pjo| qdm| teq| wae| ddu| zeo| ria| apc| esn| tsa| smp| wwv| ypm| vhf| gvv| iny| zix| vgs| uzl| egv| mil| tac|