Woodfern Wick

Wood, Forest in Hertfordshire North Hertfordshire

England

Woodfern Wick

School Lane crossing the Offley Bypass
School Lane crossing the Offley Bypass Credit: David Howard

Woodfern Wick is a small village located in the county of Hertfordshire, England. Nestled amidst a picturesque landscape, it is known for its abundant woodlands and lush greenery, which give the village its distinctive name. With a population of around 500 residents, Woodfern Wick offers a peaceful and close-knit community atmosphere.

The village is primarily residential, with a mix of traditional cottages, modern houses, and a few small businesses catering to the local needs. It benefits from its proximity to nearby towns such as Hertford and Ware, which provide additional amenities and employment opportunities.

Woodfern Wick is renowned for its natural beauty and is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor activities. The area is rich in woodlands, including ancient oak and beech trees, providing ample opportunities for walking, hiking, and wildlife spotting. The village is also crisscrossed by several well-maintained footpaths and bridleways, offering residents and visitors the chance to explore the surrounding countryside.

The village is served by a primary school, providing education to the local children, and a village hall, which hosts a range of community events and activities. Additionally, there are a few local shops and a cozy pub, offering essential services and a place for residents to socialize.

Woodfern Wick is well-connected to the rest of Hertfordshire and beyond by road and public transport. The nearby A414 provides easy access to major towns and cities, while regular bus services connect the village to neighboring areas.

In summary, Woodfern Wick is a charming village in Hertfordshire, known for its natural beauty, close-knit community, and access to the surrounding woodlands.

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Woodfern Wick Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.917212/-0.33930728 or Grid Reference TL1425. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

School Lane crossing the Offley Bypass
School Lane crossing the Offley Bypass
Offley Hill by the Offley Bypass
Offley Hill by the Offley Bypass
Offley Hill by the Offley Bypass
Offley Hill by the Offley Bypass
Offley Endowed Primary School
Offley Endowed Primary School
School Lane, Great Offley The school is on the right
School Lane, Great Offley
The school is on the right
House on School Lane, Great Offley
House on School Lane, Great Offley
Mill Farm Cottage, Great Offley Built in 1847
Mill Farm Cottage, Great Offley
Built in 1847
Junction on Hollybush Hill, Lilley Connecting to the A505
Junction on Hollybush Hill, Lilley
Connecting to the A505
Lilley Bottom Farm
Lilley Bottom Farm
Chalk Hill, Offley Chase Being by the Chilterns which are primarily made of chalk it is named for that feature.
Chalk Hill, Offley Chase
Being by the Chilterns which are primarily made of chalk it is named for that feature.
Looking south from Judkins Wood, Great Offley This is taken from the bottom edge of this square looking south over a maize crop
Looking south from Judkins Wood, Great Offley
This is taken from the bottom edge of this square looking south over a maize crop
Barn and pond at entrance to Offley Hoo, Great Offley The barn is very distinctive and when the water is still, a reflection of it can be seen in the pond. Taken on 23 March 2006 in the afternoon and facing East.
Barn and pond at entrance to Offley Hoo, Great Offley
The barn is very distinctive and when the water is still, a reflection of it can be seen in the pond. Taken on 23 March 2006 in the afternoon and facing East.
The Flints A view over the very rural landscape found in this grid square.On the horizon can be seen the row of cottages along the old A505 (Luton  Road) near Offley
The Flints
A view over the very rural landscape found in this grid square.On the horizon can be seen the row of cottages along the old A505 (Luton Road) near Offley
Lilly Bottom Farm Lilly Bottom Farm seen from the 'Chiltern Way.'
Lilly Bottom Farm
Lilly Bottom Farm seen from the 'Chiltern Way.'
Stony Lane Near a village called Tea Green in Hertfordshire
Stony Lane
Near a village called Tea Green in Hertfordshire
Offley Chase The house and gardens of Offley Chase sourounded by fields and rolling hills
Offley Chase
The house and gardens of Offley Chase sourounded by fields and rolling hills
Great Offley: The Green Man This is a Chef & Brewer pub and restaurant off the High Street. The 1892 Ordnance Survey map shows this as the Green Man so it has not succumbed to corporate re-branding. A photograph contemporary with that mapping shows another similar pitched-roof building, in what is now the car park, to the right of the pub.
Great Offley: The Green Man
This is a Chef & Brewer pub and restaurant off the High Street. The 1892 Ordnance Survey map shows this as the Green Man so it has not succumbed to corporate re-branding. A photograph contemporary with that mapping shows another similar pitched-roof building, in what is now the car park, to the right of the pub.
Lilley Bottom: Footpath to Tea Green The clump of trees on the horizon beyond the field of ripening oats is Stubbocks Wood.
Lilley Bottom: Footpath to Tea Green
The clump of trees on the horizon beyond the field of ripening oats is Stubbocks Wood.
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Woodfern Wick is located at Grid Ref: TL1425 (Lat: 51.917212, Lng: -0.33930728)

Administrative County: Hertfordshire

District: North Hertfordshire

Police Authority: Hertfordshire

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