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Wildridings, Bracknell — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Wildridings is a suburb of Bracknell in Berkshire, near Old Bracknell House and the Bracknell War Memorial.
About Wildridings
Where to stay in Wildridings
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
Wildridings is a residential suburb. Beds sit in central Bracknell rather than here, which makes the district a quiet base for anyone visiting Old Bracknell House or the Bracknell War Memorial on the way through Berkshire. The Easthampstead church side is the calmer end.
Choose a room in the town centre if you want everything within a short walk of the door.
About Wildridings
What are the main landmarks in Wildridings?
Wildridings borrows all three of its landmarks from older neighbours. St Michael and St Mary Magdalene's Church, Easthampstead stands on the older parish ground, and Old Bracknell House carries the town's earlier name into the suburb. The Bracknell War Memorial completes the trio.
Wildridings itself is residential.
What is the history of Wildridings?
The parish name is older. St Michael and St Mary Magdalene's Church, Easthampstead ties this part of Bracknell to a parish that existed long before the streets of Wildridings were laid out, and Old Bracknell House belongs to the same earlier landscape. The Bracknell War Memorial records the town's losses in war.
Suburban Wildridings grew around them.
Where is Wildridings?
Housing fills the district, with the Easthampstead parish church of St Michael and St Mary Magdalene on one flank and the older core of Bracknell on another.
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Updated September 2026