Eastfield Wood

Wood, Forest in Berkshire

England

Eastfield Wood

Cottage, Ashampstead, Berkshire
Cottage, Ashampstead, Berkshire Credit: Oswald Bertram

Eastfield Wood is a beautiful woodland situated in Berkshire, England. Covering an area of approximately 100 acres, it is a charming and picturesque destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The wood is predominantly made up of deciduous trees, including oak, beech, and birch, which create a stunning canopy that changes with the seasons.

The woodland is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, making it a haven for wildlife. Visitors can expect to see a variety of bird species, including woodpeckers, owls, and various songbirds, as well as small mammals such as squirrels, rabbits, and foxes. There are also numerous insects and butterflies that can be spotted throughout the wood.

Eastfield Wood offers a network of well-maintained footpaths and trails, allowing visitors to explore its natural beauty at their own pace. The paths wind through the wood, crossing small streams and offering glimpses of tranquil ponds. Along the way, there are benches strategically placed for those who wish to take a moment to appreciate the peaceful surroundings.

The wood is a popular spot for outdoor activities such as walking, jogging, and dog walking. It also attracts photographers and nature enthusiasts who come to capture the beauty of the woodland throughout the year.

Managed by a local conservation organization, Eastfield Wood is well-preserved and cared for. It serves as an important habitat for wildlife and contributes to the overall biodiversity of the region. With its serene atmosphere and stunning natural scenery, Eastfield Wood is a true gem in the Berkshire countryside.

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Eastfield Wood Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.492428/-1.1687611 or Grid Reference SU5777. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Cottage, Ashampstead, Berkshire
Cottage, Ashampstead, Berkshire
Farmland, Ashampstead, Berkshire
Farmland, Ashampstead, Berkshire
Path through the trees, Quick's Green, Berkshire
Path through the trees, Quick's Green, Berkshire
Country lane, Quick's Green, Berkshire
Country lane, Quick's Green, Berkshire
Country lane, Quick's Green, Berkshire
Country lane, Quick's Green, Berkshire
The Old Stores, Ashampstead, Berkshire House and shop, now house. Late C16, Circa 1800 and Mid C19. Left-hand block: red brick; dentil brick eaves cornice to old tile hipped roof with end stack to left and stack off-centre to right at rear. 2 storeys. 2 glazing bar sashes with exposed wooden boxes on each floor, those on ground floor with segmental heads. 2-panelled door to right. Right-hand block: timber framed with red brick refacing and additions with gable to road; old tile roof. One storey. Large arched 8-light shop window with blank tympanum above, 4-panelled doorway to right with C19 lattice iron porch and corrugated iron canopy.

(Source:Historic England)
The Old Stores, Ashampstead, Berkshire
House and shop, now house. Late C16, Circa 1800 and Mid C19. Left-hand block: red brick; dentil brick eaves cornice to old tile hipped roof with end stack to left and stack off-centre to right at rear. 2 storeys. 2 glazing bar sashes with exposed wooden boxes on each floor, those on ground floor with segmental heads. 2-panelled door to right. Right-hand block: timber framed with red brick refacing and additions with gable to road; old tile roof. One storey. Large arched 8-light shop window with blank tympanum above, 4-panelled doorway to right with C19 lattice iron porch and corrugated iron canopy. (Source:Historic England)
Noticeboard at St Clement The church noticeboard for St Clement Ashampstead
Noticeboard at St Clement
The church noticeboard for St Clement Ashampstead
Pump at the Church Good place for a village pump, near St Clement's church Ashampstead
Pump at the Church
Good place for a village pump, near St Clement's church Ashampstead
St Clement's Church St Clement's church Ashampstead
St Clement's Church
St Clement's church Ashampstead
Buttress on St Clement Some old brickwork has gone into this but it also has an OS Benchmark on it
Buttress on St Clement
Some old brickwork has gone into this but it also has an OS Benchmark on it
Benchmark on St Clement You can find this on the buttress southeast end of the church
<a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4764615">SU5676 : Buttress on St Clement</a>
Benchmark on St Clement
You can find this on the buttress southeast end of the church SU5676 : Buttress on St Clement
Nave in St Clement The nave in St Clement Ashampstead
Nave in St Clement
The nave in St Clement Ashampstead
Medieval wall Paintings First thing that strikes you about St Clement are these wall paintings which are thought to be  13th century frescoes which could have been commissioned by Lyre Abbey in Normandy
Medieval wall Paintings
First thing that strikes you about St Clement are these wall paintings which are thought to be 13th century frescoes which could have been commissioned by Lyre Abbey in Normandy
Closer View of the Painting Closer view of the 13 century wall paintings in St Clements Ashampstead
Closer View of the Painting
Closer view of the 13 century wall paintings in St Clements Ashampstead
Painting in the Nave The most clear of the frescos on the north wall of St Clements Ashampstead
Painting in the Nave
The most clear of the frescos on the north wall of St Clements Ashampstead
Round the Window This shows the lancet window is dating back to the 12th or 13th century in St Clements Ashapstead
Round the Window
This shows the lancet window is dating back to the 12th or 13th century in St Clements Ashapstead
Over the door Part of the medieval fresco in St Clements Ashampstead
Over the door
Part of the medieval fresco in St Clements Ashampstead
Round the memorials I doubt the people who installed the memorial in St Clement Ashampstead realised there was a wall painting under the plaster they were removing when they fitted it.
Round the memorials
I doubt the people who installed the memorial in St Clement Ashampstead realised there was a wall painting under the plaster they were removing when they fitted it.
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Eastfield Wood is located at Grid Ref: SU5777 (Lat: 51.492428, Lng: -1.1687611)

Unitary Authority: West Berkshire

Police Authority: Thames Valley

What 3 Words

///calm.doghouse.glitter. Near Upper Basildon, Berkshire

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