Abbey Wood

Wood, Forest in Nottinghamshire Broxtowe

England

Abbey Wood

Logging on Felley Mill Lane Ongoing tree-clearance operation in woodland near Felley Priory.
Logging on Felley Mill Lane Credit: Jonathan Clitheroe

Abbey Wood is a small village located in Nottinghamshire, England. Situated within the larger district of Gedling, it is known for its picturesque woodlands and natural beauty. The village is named after a nearby abbey that existed in medieval times.

Abbey Wood is characterized by its dense forest, which covers a significant portion of the area. These woodlands are home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and hikers. The village offers several well-maintained walking trails that allow visitors to explore the stunning natural surroundings.

Despite its rural setting, Abbey Wood is conveniently located near major transportation routes. It is situated just off the A612 road, providing easy access to Nottingham city center and other nearby towns. The village is also served by regular bus services, making it easily accessible for both residents and visitors.

In terms of amenities, Abbey Wood offers limited facilities within the village itself. However, nearby towns and villages provide a range of services including shops, schools, and healthcare facilities. The village does have a charming local pub, which serves as a social hub for residents and visitors alike.

Overall, Abbey Wood offers a peaceful and idyllic setting for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. With its beautiful woodlands and convenient location, it is a hidden gem in the Nottinghamshire countryside.

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Abbey Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.038917/-1.2618546 or Grid Reference SK4949. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Logging on Felley Mill Lane Ongoing tree-clearance operation in woodland near Felley Priory.
Logging on Felley Mill Lane
Ongoing tree-clearance operation in woodland near Felley Priory.
Track and Bridleway near Felley Mill
Track and Bridleway near Felley Mill
Crop Field and Woodland near Felley Mill The wooded area beyond the field is evocatively named 'Pamela's Larches'.
Crop Field and Woodland near Felley Mill
The wooded area beyond the field is evocatively named 'Pamela's Larches'.
Ready for the winter crop Viewed NE from Kennel Lane towards Park Forest these are the fields of Home Farm
Ready for the winter crop
Viewed NE from Kennel Lane towards Park Forest these are the fields of Home Farm
Kennel Lane Most of the farm buildings around here have been converted to private dwellings
Kennel Lane
Most of the farm buildings around here have been converted to private dwellings
Farmland looking towards Balaklava Wood
Farmland looking towards Balaklava Wood
Track through the Dumbles (footpath)
Track through the Dumbles (footpath)
Woodland near Beauvale Priory Unofficial path is situated in an area of the wood marked as Callis Hagg. We are also close to Robin Hood's Well here although I didn't find any evidence on the ground today.
Woodland near Beauvale Priory
Unofficial path is situated in an area of the wood marked as Callis Hagg. We are also close to Robin Hood's Well here although I didn't find any evidence on the ground today.
Beauvale Priory and Abbey Farm Pictured from the access road to the south of the location. The priory can be seen by visitors when the tea room nearby is open. It wasn't on this day and I was shunted off.
Beauvale Priory and Abbey Farm
Pictured from the access road to the south of the location. The priory can be seen by visitors when the tea room nearby is open. It wasn't on this day and I was shunted off.
Remains of Beauvale Priory This priory was built for Carthusian monks in 1343 - one of only a handful to be built in England for this order. They resisted Henry VIII's Oath of Supremacy and two members of the charterhouse later achieved martyrdom. A small portion of the remains are located outside this grid square in SK4950.
Remains of Beauvale Priory
This priory was built for Carthusian monks in 1343 - one of only a handful to be built in England for this order. They resisted Henry VIII's Oath of Supremacy and two members of the charterhouse later achieved martyrdom. A small portion of the remains are located outside this grid square in SK4950.
Farmland near Colliers Wood Pictured from a field entrance off New Road. Moorgreen Reservoir is located in the middle distance but out of sight here.
Farmland near Colliers Wood
Pictured from a field entrance off New Road. Moorgreen Reservoir is located in the middle distance but out of sight here.
Field of Wheat near Moorgreen Pictured from an un-gated entrance on New Road.
Field of Wheat near Moorgreen
Pictured from an un-gated entrance on New Road.
View Towards Felley Mill and Priory One of Nottinghamshire's fabled 'hidden valleys'. The spire of Underwood church can just be deciphered on the mid-horizon.
View Towards Felley Mill and Priory
One of Nottinghamshire's fabled 'hidden valleys'. The spire of Underwood church can just be deciphered on the mid-horizon.
Bridleway in High Park Wood This path follows the bank of Moorgreen Reservoir which is out of picture to the right.
Bridleway in High Park Wood
This path follows the bank of Moorgreen Reservoir which is out of picture to the right.
Sharp Bend on the B600 Road Pictured close to Moorgreen Reservoir which is just out of picture to the right.
Sharp Bend on the B600 Road
Pictured close to Moorgreen Reservoir which is just out of picture to the right.
Felley Mill Lane Felley Farm can be seen at the bottom of the lane to the right.
The Mill has long since gone but there is still a bit of a mill lake
Felley Mill Lane
Felley Farm can be seen at the bottom of the lane to the right. The Mill has long since gone but there is still a bit of a mill lake
America Farm on Weavers Lane A bridleway between the A608 at Home Farm and Felley Lane at Underwood. There is a locked barrier at the pole to stop cars and motorcycles
America Farm on Weavers Lane
A bridleway between the A608 at Home Farm and Felley Lane at Underwood. There is a locked barrier at the pole to stop cars and motorcycles
Little waterfall The stream which feeds Moorgreen reservoir from the north is not named on the map. On this day, after recent prolonged spells of heavy rain, it was swollen and brown with sediment.
Little waterfall
The stream which feeds Moorgreen reservoir from the north is not named on the map. On this day, after recent prolonged spells of heavy rain, it was swollen and brown with sediment.
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Abbey Wood is located at Grid Ref: SK4949 (Lat: 53.038917, Lng: -1.2618546)

Administrative County: Nottinghamshire

District: Broxtowe

Police Authority: Nottinghamshire

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Nearby Amenities

Located within 500m of 53.038917,-1.2618546
Parking
Description: 6 parking spaces
Ele: 133.0270996
Lat/Long: 53.0349363/-1.2583664
Cafe
Gatehouse Tea Rooms
Addr Place: Beauvale Abbey Farm
Addr Postcode: NG16 2AA
Addr Street: New Road
Fhrs Id: 566692
Opening Hours: We-Su 10:00-16:00;PH Mo 10:00-16:00
Source Addr: FHRS Open Data
Survey Date: 2019-01-08
Website: https://www.beauvalepriory.co.uk/gatehouse.htm
Lat/Long: 53.0356657/-1.2667667
Fixme: continue
Lat/Long: 53.0377346/-1.2592167
The data included in this document is from www.openstreetmap.org. The data is made available under ODbL.

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