Elms Green

Settlement in Worcestershire Malvern Hills

England

Elms Green

St Andrew’s Church, Stockton on Theme, Worcestershire The church was built in the twelfth century on the site of an older Saxon church. The timber porch was added in the fourteenth century with buttresses to spread the load of the bell tower. In 1718 the chancel fell down and was re-built in brick. The church was restored in 1845 and 1898 but keeping its fourteenth century appearance.
St Andrew’s Church, Stockton on Theme, Worcestershire Credit: Richard Rogerson

Elms Green is a small village located in the county of Worcestershire, England. Situated in the heart of the countryside, it is surrounded by picturesque landscapes and rolling hills, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

The village itself is characterized by its quaint charm and traditional architecture. Most of the houses in Elms Green are made of local stone, giving the area a unique and timeless appeal. The community is tight-knit and friendly, with a population of around 300 residents. This creates a close sense of community where neighbors often know each other by name.

Elms Green is well-served by amenities and services, including a local pub, a village hall, and a small convenience store. The pub, a focal point of the village, offers a warm and inviting atmosphere where locals and visitors alike can enjoy a pint and a hearty meal.

For those seeking recreational opportunities, Elms Green is surrounded by numerous walking and cycling trails, providing ample opportunities to explore the stunning Worcestershire countryside. The village is also conveniently located near several historic sites and attractions, such as the nearby Worcester Cathedral and the picturesque town of Pershore.

Overall, Elms Green offers a tranquil and idyllic lifestyle, away from the hustle and bustle of larger towns and cities. Its natural beauty, charming architecture, and close-knit community make it a desirable place to live or visit for those seeking a peaceful retreat in Worcestershire.

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St Andrew’s Church, Stockton on Theme, Worcestershire The church was built in the twelfth century on the site of an older Saxon church. The timber porch was added in the fourteenth century with buttresses to spread the load of the bell tower. In 1718 the chancel fell down and was re-built in brick. The church was restored in 1845 and 1898 but keeping its fourteenth century appearance.
St Andrew’s Church, Stockton on Theme, Worcestershire
The church was built in the twelfth century on the site of an older Saxon church. The timber porch was added in the fourteenth century with buttresses to spread the load of the bell tower. In 1718 the chancel fell down and was re-built in brick. The church was restored in 1845 and 1898 but keeping its fourteenth century appearance.
The Bridge Hotel, Stanford Bridge The building on the left is The Bridge Hotel, which these days is more a pub with restaurant than an hotel. Indeed, on their website, there is no mention of accommodation, so maybe this is no longer offered. The building is early 19th century, with a late 19th century brick and half-timbered facade.

The large and much altered building on the right was, in the past, a village store and post office. Prior to that, it seems to have been the 19th century mill belonging to Mill Farm.
The Bridge Hotel, Stanford Bridge
The building on the left is The Bridge Hotel, which these days is more a pub with restaurant than an hotel. Indeed, on their website, there is no mention of accommodation, so maybe this is no longer offered. The building is early 19th century, with a late 19th century brick and half-timbered facade. The large and much altered building on the right was, in the past, a village store and post office. Prior to that, it seems to have been the 19th century mill belonging to Mill Farm.
Clock Tower, Abberley A Victorian clock tower designed by James Piers St Aubyn.
Clock Tower, Abberley
A Victorian clock tower designed by James Piers St Aubyn.
Gates, Abberley The main entrance to Abberley Hall (now a school, <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/79445">SO7466 : Abberley Hall School, Walsgrove & Woodbury Hills</a>). An impressive ensemble, with piers topped in different ways, the central pair crowned by naked boys. All likely to be by James Piers St Aubyn, c1883, who had enlarged the house. Grade II listed.
Gates, Abberley
The main entrance to Abberley Hall (now a school, SO7466 : Abberley Hall School, Walsgrove & Woodbury Hills). An impressive ensemble, with piers topped in different ways, the central pair crowned by naked boys. All likely to be by James Piers St Aubyn, c1883, who had enlarged the house. Grade II listed.
Abberley Clock Tower The Clock Tower was built in 1884 and is 161ft high.
During the Second World War, it became a Home Guard observation post, reporting enemy aircraft making for Birmingham.
Abberley Clock Tower
The Clock Tower was built in 1884 and is 161ft high. During the Second World War, it became a Home Guard observation post, reporting enemy aircraft making for Birmingham.
Running into Stockton on Teme From A443 eastbound
Running into Stockton on Teme
From A443 eastbound
Stud Farm fruit entrance Off A443 just west of Elms Hotel
Stud Farm fruit entrance
Off A443 just west of Elms Hotel
A443 east entering Abberley
A443 east entering Abberley
B4202 junction with A443 Looking west, just east of Abberley
B4202 junction with A443
Looking west, just east of Abberley
A443 at Elms Green Looking west
A443 at Elms Green
Looking west
Stockton on Teme from the east Entering on the A443
Stockton on Teme from the east
Entering on the A443
Stockton on Teme west of Aniceford house Westbound A443
Stockton on Teme west of Aniceford house
Westbound A443
Down the hill into Abberley From Great Witley
Down the hill into Abberley
From Great Witley
Road junction for Abberley School
Road junction for Abberley School
Bend on B4202 near Beehive Farm Road on right leads to Beehive Farm
Bend on B4202 near Beehive Farm
Road on right leads to Beehive Farm
Lay by on Bend on B4202 Just south of entrance to St Clairs Farm
Lay by on Bend on B4202
Just south of entrance to St Clairs Farm
Lilac Cottage on B4202 South of Pensax
Lilac Cottage on B4202
South of Pensax
Entering Pensax from the south The building ahead is The Bell
Entering Pensax from the south
The building ahead is The Bell
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Elms Green is located at Grid Ref: SO7267 (Lat: 52.301315, Lng: -2.398858)

Administrative County: Worcestershire

District: Malvern Hills

Police Authority: West Mercia

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Nearby Amenities

Located within 500m of 52.301315,-2.398858
Restaurant
Brookes Restaurant
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Opening Hours: Su 12:00-14:00; Mo-Su 19:00-21:00
Phone: +44 1299 896 666
Smoking: no
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The Elms Hotel
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Transformer: distribution
Voltage Primary: 11000
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