Culpho

Settlement in Suffolk East Suffolk

England

Culpho

New houses at Grundisburgh Vale Grundisburgh Vale is a development by Hopkins Homes, built, amid some controversy, on a field known as Chapel Field opposite the former Baptist Chapel
New houses at Grundisburgh Vale Credit: Chris Holifield

Culpho is a small village located in the county of Suffolk, England. Situated approximately six miles north of the town of Ipswich, Culpho forms part of the Mid Suffolk district. With a population of around 200 residents, the village is known for its peaceful and rural setting.

Culpho is surrounded by picturesque countryside, offering stunning views of rolling hills and open fields. The village itself is characterized by a quaint and charming atmosphere, with a scattering of traditional cottages and a few well-preserved historical buildings.

The heart of Culpho is its parish church, St. Botolph's, which dates back to the 14th century. This beautiful church features notable architectural details, including a Norman tower and medieval stained glass windows. The church serves as a focal point for the community and hosts regular religious services and events.

Although Culpho is a small village, it benefits from its close proximity to Ipswich, which provides access to a wider range of amenities and services. The town offers various shopping centers, restaurants, and cultural attractions, as well as excellent transport links, including a railway station.

Culpho is an ideal location for those seeking a tranquil and idyllic countryside living, while still having the convenience of nearby urban facilities. The village's peaceful surroundings, historic charm, and friendly community make it an attractive place to reside.

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New houses at Grundisburgh Vale Grundisburgh Vale is a development by Hopkins Homes, built, amid some controversy, on a field known as Chapel Field opposite the former Baptist Chapel
New houses at Grundisburgh Vale
Grundisburgh Vale is a development by Hopkins Homes, built, amid some controversy, on a field known as Chapel Field opposite the former Baptist Chapel
Winter wheat crop near Elm Tree Farm Looking north-west from Ipswich Road near Sandpit Wood.
Winter wheat crop near Elm Tree Farm
Looking north-west from Ipswich Road near Sandpit Wood.
Boot Street and Holly Lane junction Boot Street is named after The Boot public House which is now a private house.
Boot Street and Holly Lane junction
Boot Street is named after The Boot public House which is now a private house.
Lux Wood
Lux Wood
Field near New Buildings
Field near New Buildings
Playford, notice board The bench is carved EIIR 1977 for the Queen's silver jubilee.
Playford, notice board
The bench is carved EIIR 1977 for the Queen's silver jubilee.
Lych gate, St Mary's Playford Late October and the leaves starting to acquire their autumn colours.
Lych gate, St Mary's Playford
Late October and the leaves starting to acquire their autumn colours.
House on Church Road, Playford The blue plaque on the side reads "Sir George Biddell Airy 1801-1892 Astronomer Royal and his Granddaughter Anna Airy 1882-1964 artist lived here"
House on Church Road, Playford
The blue plaque on the side reads "Sir George Biddell Airy 1801-1892 Astronomer Royal and his Granddaughter Anna Airy 1882-1964 artist lived here"
St Mary's church, Playford Most of the structure dates from around 1400 although the chancel was rebuilt in 1874.
St Mary's church, Playford
Most of the structure dates from around 1400 although the chancel was rebuilt in 1874.
St Botolph's, Culpho The earliest parts of the church are C13/C14. The tower was added in C15 but the upper stage was removed around 1700. Restoration was carried out in C19.
St Botolph's, Culpho
The earliest parts of the church are C13/C14. The tower was added in C15 but the upper stage was removed around 1700. Restoration was carried out in C19.
St Botolph's church, Culpho (2) The earliest parts of the church are C13/C14. The tower was added in C15 but the upper stage was removed around 1700. Restoration was carried out in C19.
St Botolph's church, Culpho (2)
The earliest parts of the church are C13/C14. The tower was added in C15 but the upper stage was removed around 1700. Restoration was carried out in C19.
St Mary, Great Bealing Built in C16 and C19.
St Mary, Great Bealing
Built in C16 and C19.
Brick north porch, St Mary, Great Bealing
Brick north porch, St Mary, Great Bealing
Grundisburgh Road, Culpho Near Culpho Village Name sign
Grundisburgh Road, Culpho
Near Culpho Village Name sign
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Entering Culpho on Grundisburgh Road
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Culpho Village Name sign On Grundisburgh Road
St Botolph's Church, Culpho Off Grundisburgh Road
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St Botolph's Church, Culpho
Off Grundisburgh Road LinkExternal link
St Botolph's Church sign Off Grundisburgh Road
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St Botolph's Church sign
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Culpho is located at Grid Ref: TM2149 (Lat: 52.095812, Lng: 1.228589)

Administrative County: Suffolk

District: East Suffolk

Police Authority: Suffolk

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Nearby Amenities

Located within 500m of 52.095812,1.228589
Culpho
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Bus Stop
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Fixme: Where does Public Footpath go from here?
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