Scutts Copse

Wood, Forest in Wiltshire

England

Scutts Copse

Cricket pavilion, Spye Park Spye Park Cricket Club <span class="nowrap"><a title="https://www.spyepark.co.uk/" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="https://www.spyepark.co.uk/">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span> was founded in 1882, originally for workers on the Spye Park estate, where the ground is located in a secluded yet magnificent setting. The pavilion, like many buildings in the immediate area, is thatched. This evening a match was about to begin against Broughton Gifford CC. — Cricket pavilion, Spye Park Credit: HelenK

Scutts Copse is a picturesque woodland located in Wiltshire, England. Situated near the village of Amesbury, this tranquil forest covers an area of approximately 60 acres. The copse is part of the larger Salisbury Plain landscape, renowned for its outstanding natural beauty and historical significance.

The woodland is predominantly composed of mixed deciduous trees, including oak, beech, and ash, which provide a stunning display of colors throughout the year. Scutts Copse is particularly enchanting during spring when vibrant bluebells carpet the forest floor, creating a breathtaking sight for visitors.

Managed by the Forestry Commission, Scutts Copse offers numerous walking trails and paths that allow visitors to explore its diverse flora and fauna. The forest is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, foxes, badgers, and an array of bird species, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers alike.

In addition to its natural beauty, Scutts Copse holds historical significance. Within the woodland, there are remnants of ancient earthworks dating back to the Iron Age, providing a glimpse into the area's rich past.

With its peaceful atmosphere and stunning surroundings, Scutts Copse offers a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether it's a leisurely stroll, a picnic, or simply immersing oneself in nature, this woodland provides a serene and captivating experience for visitors of all ages.

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Cricket pavilion, Spye Park Spye Park Cricket Club <span class="nowrap"><a title="https://www.spyepark.co.uk/" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="https://www.spyepark.co.uk/">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span> was founded in 1882, originally for workers on the Spye Park estate, where the ground is located in a secluded yet magnificent setting. The pavilion, like many buildings in the immediate area, is thatched. This evening a match was about to begin against Broughton Gifford CC.

Cricket pavilion, Spye Park

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was founded in 1882, originally for workers on the Spye Park estate, where the ground is located in a secluded yet magnificent setting. The pavilion, like many buildings in the immediate area, is thatched. This evening a match was about to begin against Broughton Gifford CC.

A walk around Bromham [43] Much polythene is used to protect the plants.
From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [43]

Much polythene is used to protect the plants. From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [44] The track, a public footpath, runs straight across the fields towards Chittoe Heath.
From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [44]

The track, a public footpath, runs straight across the fields towards Chittoe Heath. From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [46] At the rear of the farm and alongside the track is this junk heap.
From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [46]

At the rear of the farm and alongside the track is this junk heap. From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [47] The route recrosses the busy Devizes Road, A342.
From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [47]

The route recrosses the busy Devizes Road, A342. From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [48] The name of the local area and the name of the road are the same - Chittoe Heath.
From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [48]

The name of the local area and the name of the road are the same - Chittoe Heath. From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [49] A fine display of snowdrops at the side of Chittoe Heath.
From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [49]

A fine display of snowdrops at the side of Chittoe Heath. From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [50] The original chapel was built in the centre of Chittoe village in 1840. The singing in the chapel was very loud and enthusiastic and often interrupted the services in the neighbouring Anglican church, so, in 1882, Major Spicer paid for the chapel to be moved and rebuilt at Chittoe Heath. A schoolroom was added in 1914. Constructed of brick with ashlar dressings under a slate roof. There is another image of the chapel at <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7447744">ST9666 : A walk around Bromham [51]</a>.
From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [50]

The original chapel was built in the centre of Chittoe village in 1840. The singing in the chapel was very loud and enthusiastic and often interrupted the services in the neighbouring Anglican church, so, in 1882, Major Spicer paid for the chapel to be moved and rebuilt at Chittoe Heath. A schoolroom was added in 1914. Constructed of brick with ashlar dressings under a slate roof. There is another image of the chapel at ST9666 : A walk around Bromham [51]. From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [51] The original chapel was built in the centre of Chittoe village in 1840. The singing in the chapel was very loud and enthusiastic and often interrupted the services in the neighbouring Anglican church, so, in 1882, Major Spicer paid for the chapel to be moved and rebuilt at Chittoe Heath. A schoolroom was added in 1914. Constructed of brick with ashlar dressings under a slate roof. There is another image of the chapel at <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7447743">ST9666 : A walk around Bromham [50]</a>.
From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [51]

The original chapel was built in the centre of Chittoe village in 1840. The singing in the chapel was very loud and enthusiastic and often interrupted the services in the neighbouring Anglican church, so, in 1882, Major Spicer paid for the chapel to be moved and rebuilt at Chittoe Heath. A schoolroom was added in 1914. Constructed of brick with ashlar dressings under a slate roof. There is another image of the chapel at ST9666 : A walk around Bromham [50]. From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [52] The road straight ahead goes to Chittoe village. The road crossing from left to right was once the B3102. Realignment and regrading now has the A3102 multiplexing along the A342 for half a mile.
From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [52]

The road straight ahead goes to Chittoe village. The road crossing from left to right was once the B3102. Realignment and regrading now has the A3102 multiplexing along the A342 for half a mile. From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [53] Manor Farmhouse, Chittoe Heath, is in the Tudor style and was built circa 1855. Constructed of squared ironstone rubble with ashlar dressings under slate roofs.
Listed, grade II, with details at: <span class="nowrap"><a title="https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1033916" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1033916">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span>
From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [53]

Manor Farmhouse, Chittoe Heath, is in the Tudor style and was built circa 1855. Constructed of squared ironstone rubble with ashlar dressings under slate roofs. Listed, grade II, with details at: Link

From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [54] From Chittoe Heath Road, this path &#039;cuts the corner&#039; to the A3102 road.
From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [54]

From Chittoe Heath Road, this path 'cuts the corner' to the A3102 road. From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [55] The entrance to Nonsuch Nurseries.
From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [55]

The entrance to Nonsuch Nurseries. From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [56] These old and disused glasshouses were once part of Nonsuch Nurseries.
From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [56]

These old and disused glasshouses were once part of Nonsuch Nurseries. From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [57] In contrast to the abandoned glasshouses seen at <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7449466">ST9666 : A walk around Bromham [56]</a>, is this extensive range which is part of Nonsuch Nurseries.
From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [57]

In contrast to the abandoned glasshouses seen at ST9666 : A walk around Bromham [56], is this extensive range which is part of Nonsuch Nurseries. From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [58] After crossing the A3102 road, the route runs across this field towards Wyatt&#039;s Wood.
From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [58]

After crossing the A3102 road, the route runs across this field towards Wyatt's Wood. From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [59] Seen from the path, sheep graze in the field. In the distance, the land rises to Beacon Hill.
From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [59]

Seen from the path, sheep graze in the field. In the distance, the land rises to Beacon Hill. From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [60] Seen from the path is Nonsuch House. This fine early 18th century manor house constructed of ashlar under a stone slate roof was destroyed by fire in February 2022. The house is listed, grade II*, with details at: <span class="nowrap"><a title="https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1033860" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1033860">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span>
From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

A walk around Bromham [60]

Seen from the path is Nonsuch House. This fine early 18th century manor house constructed of ashlar under a stone slate roof was destroyed by fire in February 2022. The house is listed, grade II*, with details at: Link

From the car park in front of the Greyhound public house, the route leads through fields and along Highfield to cross the A342 road. The next path leads past Bromham House Farm to Turnpike Farm and on to Wick Farm. Then paths through fields to Chittoe Heath and along minor roads to Nonsuch Nurseries. Another path through fields leads to a surfaced path at the edge of Wyatt’s Wood, this leads to the High Street and back to the starting point. Almost exactly 4 miles.

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Scutts Copse is located at Grid Ref: ST9566 (Lat: 51.401172, Lng: -2.0709639)

Unitary Authority: Wiltshire

Police Authority: Wiltshire

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