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Amington, Tamworth — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Amington is a district of Tamworth whose older fabric is held in Amington Hall, Amington House and St Editha's Church.
About Amington
Where to stay in Amington
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The booking is made in Tamworth. Amington runs as a residential district, so what it offers a visitor is a walk past Amington Hall, St Editha's Church and the older houses rather than a choice of beds. Yew Tree House is one of them.
Amington House is the other, and neither carries anything more than a name on the register.
About Amington
What are the main landmarks in Amington?
Four buildings make the list. Amington Hall and Amington House both take the district's name, and Yew Tree House adds a third older address, while St Editha's Church supplies the parish dedication. Those four are all Amington has.
What Amington does not carry, Tamworth does, and the town's own register is the one to work from for anything larger.
What is the history of Amington?
Nothing here is dated. The record Amington leaves is architectural rather than documentary, in Amington Hall, Amington House, Yew Tree House and St Editha's Church, none of them tied in the entry to a founding year for the district. The name does the work.
Two of the four buildings carry Amington itself, and the district's identity rests on them rather than on any written date.
Where is Amington?
Amington takes its place among the districts of Tamworth, with Amington Hall, Amington House and Yew Tree House standing on the ground that carries the name.
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Updated September 2026