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Parking on Chestnut Avenue, CM12
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Cancel up to 24h before start (excl. fees)
Space description
1 space located on Chestnut Avenue in Billericay. The space is big enough to fit large vehicles i.e. Volvo XC90 for easy access to the High Street and train station.
10 minute walk to Billericay train station (for direct trains to London Liverpool Street) and 5 minutes to the High Street.Short walk (5-10 mins) to Billericay Football Club and Sun Corner.
10 minute walk to Billericay train station (for direct trains to London Liverpool Street) and 5 minutes to the High Street.Short walk (5-10 mins) to Billericay Football Club and Sun Corner.
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Reviews about this space
Ryan M11th January 2026
Excellent - a 5-star experience
Ryan M8th November 2025
Easy to find and park! Thanks!
Points of interest
Billericay Station0.43 miles away
Barleylands Farm Museum2.19 miles away
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