Great Henny is a small, rural parish in the district of Braintree, in Essex, England. It sits amid rolling arable countryside and hedgerows and is made up of scattered hamlets and farmsteads rather than a single high street, giving the area a quietly agricultural, low‑density feel.
There are visible layers of history in the parish - a medieval parish church and several listed timber‑framed cottages and farm buildings - and the local economy remains largely farming‑based with a number of residents commuting to nearby towns. Social life is typically modest and close‑knit, centred on parish meetings and occasional community events, and the tranquillity and rural scenery make it a draw for walkers and anyone interested in traditional Essex villages.
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