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Goldsworth Park, Woking
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Goldsworth Park

Large planned residential estate north-west of the town, with its own shopping centre and lake.

Goldsworth Park is a large planned housing estate to the north-west of Woking town centre, built mainly in the 1970s and 1980s. It is one of the biggest residential neighbourhoods in the borough and is centred on its own district shopping centre, The Goldsworth Park Centre, with a supermarket, shops, and services.

The estate is well provided with amenities, including a health centre, primary schools, community centre, and a large ornamental lake at its heart that is popular with walkers and wildlife. Its northern and western edges blend into Horsell and Knaphill.