Five Acre Shaw

Wood, Forest in Surrey Tandridge

England

Five Acre Shaw

Radio masts and reservoir A familiar sight when driving south out of Warlingham down towards Oxted. The ridge of the North Downs has numerous radio masts, dating back to WWII.
Radio masts and reservoir Credit: Nigel Freeman

Five Acre Shaw is a woodland located in the county of Surrey, England. Covering an area of approximately five acres, the shaw is nestled within the picturesque countryside, surrounded by rolling hills and lush greenery. It is situated near the small village of Wood, providing a peaceful and tranquil setting for visitors.

The woodland consists primarily of mature trees, predominantly oak and beech, creating a dense and diverse canopy that offers shade and shelter to various wildlife species. The forest floor is covered with a rich carpet of ferns and wildflowers, adding to the natural beauty of the area.

Five Acre Shaw is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts, offering a range of recreational activities such as walking, hiking, and birdwatching. The well-maintained trails and pathways allow visitors to explore the woodland while experiencing the sights and sounds of the surrounding wildlife.

The shaw is home to a variety of animal species, including deer, foxes, squirrels, and numerous bird species. Birdwatchers can spot woodpeckers, thrushes, and owls among the trees, making it an ideal location for observing and appreciating the local avian life.

The management of Five Acre Shaw is focused on preserving the natural habitat and promoting biodiversity. Regular conservation efforts are undertaken to maintain the health of the woodland and protect its inhabitants.

Overall, Five Acre Shaw offers a serene and idyllic retreat for nature lovers, providing a haven for wildlife and a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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Radio masts and reservoir A familiar sight when driving south out of Warlingham down towards Oxted. The ridge of the North Downs has numerous radio masts, dating back to WWII.
Radio masts and reservoir
A familiar sight when driving south out of Warlingham down towards Oxted. The ridge of the North Downs has numerous radio masts, dating back to WWII.
Railway bridge over the A25 at Oxted The Oxted to East Grinstead line crosses the main road here, just close to Oxted Station
Railway bridge over the A25 at Oxted
The Oxted to East Grinstead line crosses the main road here, just close to Oxted Station
Public Bridleway, near the A25 A public bridleway that links two local roads.
Public Bridleway, near the A25
A public bridleway that links two local roads.
The Mount, near Oxted The Mount is a tumulus, an ancient burial mound near Oxted.
The Mount, near Oxted
The Mount is a tumulus, an ancient burial mound near Oxted.
Railway Bridge, near Oxted A railway bridge where the road passes under the railway on the approach to Oxted
Railway Bridge, near Oxted
A railway bridge where the road passes under the railway on the approach to Oxted
Hay Fields with the North Downs in the background The hay has been collected ready for storage.  In the background a quarry can be seen cutting into the North Downs.
Hay Fields with the North Downs in the background
The hay has been collected ready for storage. In the background a quarry can be seen cutting into the North Downs.
Quarry, looking down from the top Looking down from the edge of the quarry that occupies much of this square.
Quarry, looking down from the top
Looking down from the edge of the quarry that occupies much of this square.
North Downs Golf Course This seat commands a good view of several of the greens on the North Downs Golf Course
North Downs Golf Course
This seat commands a good view of several of the greens on the North Downs Golf Course
Woodland Footpath, part of the Woldingham Country Walk This footpath is managed by the Woodlands Trust and is about 5.5 miles of walk ending up in Woldingham station.
Woodland Footpath, part of the Woldingham Country Walk
This footpath is managed by the Woodlands Trust and is about 5.5 miles of walk ending up in Woldingham station.
Marlesdon Park footpath A public footpath that runs through Marlesdon Park.  Marlesdon Park was a barren stretch of land until Sir Robert Claydon, the Lord Mayer of London (1679-80) built his home and estate there, planting many trees.
Marlesdon Park footpath
A public footpath that runs through Marlesdon Park. Marlesdon Park was a barren stretch of land until Sir Robert Claydon, the Lord Mayer of London (1679-80) built his home and estate there, planting many trees.
Radio aerials and water reservoir The Woldingham Water Reservoir is a landmark from all around.
Radio aerials and water reservoir
The Woldingham Water Reservoir is a landmark from all around.
Narrow steep road past the quarry The road allows you to descend from the north Downs at Woldingham to Oxted
Narrow steep road past the quarry
The road allows you to descend from the north Downs at Woldingham to Oxted
Towards Oxted At the junction of Chalk Pit Road with Barrow Green Road, you can see over a field towards Oxted.
Towards Oxted
At the junction of Chalk Pit Road with Barrow Green Road, you can see over a field towards Oxted.
Country bridleway with M25 bridge in the distance This bridleway runs through the land of Barrow Green Court.  The residents definitely don't want unwanted visitors judging by the multiple signs and security features.  In the distance, the bridlepath can be seen crossing the M25.
Country bridleway with M25 bridge in the distance
This bridleway runs through the land of Barrow Green Court. The residents definitely don't want unwanted visitors judging by the multiple signs and security features. In the distance, the bridlepath can be seen crossing the M25.
Parting of the ways After crossing the M25, this bridleway parts into two.  A nice rural looking scene.  In reality accompanied by the roar of traffic from the M25.
Parting of the ways
After crossing the M25, this bridleway parts into two. A nice rural looking scene. In reality accompanied by the roar of traffic from the M25.
St. Mary the Virgin, Oxted and Cemetery St. Mary's, Oxted was built in stages, with the earliest section being built over 900 years ago.  It has quite a large cemetery, pictured here.
St. Mary the Virgin, Oxted and Cemetery
St. Mary's, Oxted was built in stages, with the earliest section being built over 900 years ago. It has quite a large cemetery, pictured here.
St Agatha's Church, Woldingham, Surrey The ancient parish church of Woldingham
St Agatha's Church, Woldingham, Surrey
The ancient parish church of Woldingham
Electric, diesel and gas A new diesel train and an old electric train at Oxted station together with a large gas holder.
Electric, diesel and gas
A new diesel train and an old electric train at Oxted station together with a large gas holder.
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Five Acre Shaw is located at Grid Ref: TQ3853 (Lat: 51.263599, Lng: -0.018075349)

Administrative County: Surrey

District: Tandridge

Police Authority: Surrey

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