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Four Acres

Wood, Forest in Bedfordshire

England

Four Acres

Road heading towards Clifton Looking south-eastward.
Road heading towards Clifton Credit: Peter Wood

Four Acres is a picturesque woodland area located in Bedfordshire, England. Situated in the heart of the county, this enchanting forest spans over four acres of land, hence its name. It is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and those seeking tranquility amidst the beauty of nature.

The woodland is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, providing a habitat for numerous species of plants, trees, and wildlife. Towering oak and beech trees dominate the landscape, casting a cool shade over the forest floor. The forest is also adorned with vibrant wildflowers, adding a splash of color to the surroundings.

Visitors to Four Acres can explore the well-maintained walking trails that wind through the woods, allowing them to immerse themselves in the peaceful ambiance of the forest. The trails offer a chance to observe the various species of birds and small animals that call this woodland home, making it a haven for birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts.

In addition to its natural beauty, Four Acres also offers recreational activities for visitors. There are designated areas for picnicking and barbecuing, allowing families and friends to enjoy a leisurely day out in the forest. The tranquil atmosphere and idyllic scenery make it a perfect spot for relaxation and unwinding from the stresses of everyday life.

Overall, Four Acres in Bedfordshire is a stunning woodland retreat that offers a delightful escape into nature. Its rich biodiversity, well-maintained trails, and recreational facilities make it a popular destination for nature lovers, families, and individuals seeking a peaceful and rejuvenating experience.

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Four Acres Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.059534/-0.33187515 or Grid Reference TL1441. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Road heading towards Clifton Looking south-eastward.
Road heading towards Clifton
Looking south-eastward.
Road (B658) near to Stanford Farm Looking south-westward.
Road (B658) near to Stanford Farm
Looking south-westward.
Road (B658) at Stanford Looking eastward.
Road (B658) at Stanford
Looking eastward.
Stanford Road at The Green Man Looking northward.
Stanford Road at The Green Man
Looking northward.
Stanford Road, Shefford
Stanford Road, Shefford
The entrance to Stanford Bury
The entrance to Stanford Bury
Trailer by Stanford Road, Shefford
Trailer by Stanford Road, Shefford
Track to Stanford Bury Farm
Track to Stanford Bury Farm
The Green Man, Stanford
The Green Man, Stanford
Stanford Road, Southill
Stanford Road, Southill
Field by High Street, Southill
Field by High Street, Southill
The John Bunyan Trail at the A600, Shefford The roundabout is at the junction with the B658 Sandy road.
The John Bunyan Trail at the A600, Shefford
The roundabout is at the junction with the B658 Sandy road.
Disused railway bridge This 3 arch bridge (No. HIB18) takes the Southill road over the old Bedford to Hitchin line of the Midland Railway. Before St. Pancras Station and the line from Bedford to London was built, Midland Railway trains accessed the GNR's Kings Cross station via Hitchin. After the new line was built, the line became a backwater, and was closed to passengers in 1961 and to freight in 1964.
Disused railway bridge
This 3 arch bridge (No. HIB18) takes the Southill road over the old Bedford to Hitchin line of the Midland Railway. Before St. Pancras Station and the line from Bedford to London was built, Midland Railway trains accessed the GNR's Kings Cross station via Hitchin. After the new line was built, the line became a backwater, and was closed to passengers in 1961 and to freight in 1964.
Railway bridge near Ireland This old railway bridge is on the disused Bedford to Hitchin line of the Midland Railway which was fully closed in 1964.
Railway bridge near Ireland
This old railway bridge is on the disused Bedford to Hitchin line of the Midland Railway which was fully closed in 1964.
Farmland, Shefford, Beds View N from the Bedford Road.
Farmland, Shefford, Beds
View N from the Bedford Road.
Southill Park Woods, Bedfordshire Southill Park is near Biggleswade, Bedfordshire. Southill is a charming estate village dominated by Southill Park, home of the Whitbread Family since 1795. Samuel Whitbread I founded the famous brewery of the same name. Before the Whitbread Family, Southill Park was home to the Byngs. In All Saints Church lies the body of Admiral Sir John Byng who was blamed for the loss of Minorca to the French and executed on the deck of his own ship in 1757.
Southill Park Woods, Bedfordshire
Southill Park is near Biggleswade, Bedfordshire. Southill is a charming estate village dominated by Southill Park, home of the Whitbread Family since 1795. Samuel Whitbread I founded the famous brewery of the same name. Before the Whitbread Family, Southill Park was home to the Byngs. In All Saints Church lies the body of Admiral Sir John Byng who was blamed for the loss of Minorca to the French and executed on the deck of his own ship in 1757.
Southill Park Woods, Bedfordshire Southill is a charming estate village dominated by Southill Park, home of the Whitbread Family since 1795. Samuel Whitbread I founded the famous brewery of the same name. Before the Whitbread Family, Southill Park was home to the Byngs. In All Saints Church lies the body of Admiral Sir John Byng who was blamed for the loss of Minorca to the French and executed on the deck of his own ship in 1757.
Southill Park Woods, Bedfordshire
Southill is a charming estate village dominated by Southill Park, home of the Whitbread Family since 1795. Samuel Whitbread I founded the famous brewery of the same name. Before the Whitbread Family, Southill Park was home to the Byngs. In All Saints Church lies the body of Admiral Sir John Byng who was blamed for the loss of Minorca to the French and executed on the deck of his own ship in 1757.
Southill Lower School Bedfordshire still has a lower / middle / upper school system.
Southill Lower School
Bedfordshire still has a lower / middle / upper school system.
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Four Acres is located at Grid Ref: TL1441 (Lat: 52.059534, Lng: -0.33187515)

Unitary Authority: Central Bedfordshire

Police Authority: Bedfordshire

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