Bryan's Green

Wood, Forest in Worcestershire Wychavon

England

Bryan's Green

Elmbridge Village Hall Credit: Philip Halling

Bryan's Green is a picturesque village located in the county of Worcestershire in England. Situated within the stunning woodlands and forests of the region, this idyllic settlement offers a tranquil and scenic environment for its residents and visitors alike.

The village is known for its abundant green spaces, with lush fields and meadows surrounding the charming houses and cottages. The woodlands in and around Bryan's Green are a haven for nature enthusiasts and provide ample opportunities for hiking, biking, and exploring the local flora and fauna.

One of the highlights of the area is the expansive forest that borders the village. This ancient woodland is home to a variety of tree species, including oak, beech, and birch, creating a diverse and rich ecosystem. Visitors can enjoy peaceful walks amidst the towering trees, breathing in the fresh, crisp air that characterizes the area.

Bryan's Green itself is a small and close-knit community, with a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. The village has a quaint church, a local pub, and a small convenience store, ensuring that residents have access to essential amenities without compromising the village's peaceful ambiance.

For those seeking a slower pace of life surrounded by natural beauty, Bryan's Green in Worcestershire offers the perfect retreat. With its enchanting woodlands, charming village setting, and warm community spirit, this idyllic destination is a hidden gem in the heart of England.

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Bryan's Green Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.313937/-2.1698657 or Grid Reference SO8868. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Elmbridge Village Hall

Philip Halling

St Mary's church, Elmbridge

Pevsner describes this church as 'drastically restored and mostly rebuilt in 1872', though there are remnants dating back to the late Norman times.

Philip Halling

Elmbridge Brook, Elmbridge

Here the brook is viewed from the Elmbridge to Cutnall Green road.

Philip Halling

Bryan's Green, near Cutnall Green

The Monarch's Way follows this road at Bryan's Green.

Philip Halling

The Live and Let Live Inn at Cutnall Green

Philip Halling

Upton Farm, Elmley Lovett

Philip Halling

Maize near Cashes Farm

A power line strides across the field of maize in the north of the square. The hills on the skyline are the northern edge of the Lickey's and beyond lies SW Birmingham.

David Stowell

Clattercut Lane junction

The interestingly named Clattercut Lane joins the Kidderminster - Droitwich road on the northern edge of Cutnall Green. Judging by internet searches the name of this lane is unique, however nothing appears to explain the origin of the name.

David Stowell

Broad Alley

A picturesque and well maintained cottage and garden by the lane through Broad Alley.

David Stowell

View from Horton Lane

Looking NNW across the square towards Broad Common. The line of trees running across the picture and behind the converted barn marks the route of the line from Worcester to Kidderminster and Stourbridge - originally the Oxford, Worcester and Wolverhampton Railway.

David Stowell

The Old Bakehouse

Part of the old farm building conversions at Cashes Farm.

David Stowell

Bannut Tree

Bannut Tree Farm is situated in the "v" of the road junction between Clattercut Lane and the Droitwich - Kidderminster Road just to the north of Cutnall Green.

David Stowell

Drained pond at Broad Alley

This muddy patch beside the lane at Broad Alley seem to be the site of a small pond, water feature and probably at one time, a ford. Judging by the muddy state of the area the whole lot has recently been underwater probably due to flash flooding. The pond is drained at the moment however.

David Stowell